I’m seeing a lot of people looking for ways to make money with Pix, and yes—there are actually apps that work, not just empty promises. I tested several, and the reality is that you can earn some extra income, but nobody is going to get rich from it. Most pay via PayPal, which then converts to Pix; a few, like Cash App, pay more directly.

The ones that work best in Brazil are like Make Money, AppKarma, CashPirate, and Toloka. Each one has its own approach—some are mini-games, while others are tasks like classifying images, watching videos, and answering surveys. Withdrawals usually require a minimum amount, so it’s not about earning R$10 and cashing out right away.

You have to be realistic: making money by playing online is possible, but it’s mainly to supplement your income. It doesn’t replace a fixed salary. Anyone who wants more consistent earnings eventually turns to investing—things like stocks, ETFs, and criptomoedas. And if you just want a little extra money to spend on games or something like that, then these apps make sense. The important thing is not to fall for the trap of an app that promises a lot and then wants your deposit.

BTC is at 78K, ETH at 2.18K, and DOGE at 0.11 if anyone wants to keep track. But back to the apps—the key is patience, because the accumulation is slow. The good news is that at least you don’t lose anything by testing.