I was looking for some apps that give money via Pix and found this interesting compilation. Do you know that talk that it's impossible to make money playing? Well, it's not quite like that. There are several apps that actually pay, but you have to be realistic: it's not to get rich, it's just extra income.

I tested some and most work like this: you do simple tasks, play mini-games, answer surveys, download apps... and accumulate credits. Then convert to PayPal or directly to Pix. It’s not a lot, but every month it adds up to some cash.

The easiest apps that give money via Pix are Cash App (which pays directly) and CashPirate. Cash App is very practical for Brazilians because you don’t need to convert through PayPal. But there are several others that work: Make Money, AppKarma, Big Time, FeaturePoints, Gamee, Toloka, Cash Alarm, Easy Bucks, and Premise. Each has its own way of paying.

What I found coolest was Toloka, which isn’t a classic game but works gamified. You do micro-tasks (classify images, validate data) and earn dollars. The better your accuracy rate, the more tasks they release. You can cash out via PayPal and then transfer to Pix.

But honestly, you need patience. Earnings are slow at first. Some apps pay via lottery (Big Time, Gamee), others by completed tasks (Make Money, FeaturePoints). Most don’t pay directly to Pix, they go through PayPal first. That’s a bit annoying because it takes time.

The minimum amount to withdraw varies a lot. Some apps that give money via Pix let you withdraw with little (like R$10-20), others require more. And there’s that thing about testing partner apps, answering surveys... all that takes time.

Overall, if you want to supplement your income and have patience to do these small things on your phone, it’s worth trying some. But don’t expect to earn a lot. It’s like a side gig anyway.

By the way, if you want something more serious, there’s also the talk of investing. BTC is at $77.05K, ETH at $2.13K, DOGE at $0.10. But that’s a different level, you need financial education and money to invest. The apps that give money via Pix are more for those just wanting a little extra, you know?