Oh, I found this idea of websites that give money directly to Pix pretty interesting. Like, more and more people are looking for these platforms to earn some extra cash, you know? I tested a few and there are really apps that work, but you have to be realistic: it's not to get rich, but you can definitely earn some supplementary income.

The best sites that give money directly to Pix I found were: Cash App is practically the only one that sends straight to you, CashPirate works well even if you have to go through PayPal first, Make Money is pretty straightforward to start, and Toloka if you enjoy doing simple tasks. There’s also AppKarma, Big Time, FeaturePoints, Gamee, Cash Alarm, Easy Bucks, and Premise.

Each one works in a different way. Some you play mini-games, others you download apps and test them, some ask you to answer surveys or refer friends. The withdrawal varies a lot: some pay directly via Pix, but most go through PayPal or gift cards first.

What I noticed is that sites that give money directly to Pix are those with simple interfaces and that already have a payment history. Cash App is the most practical if you want to withdraw quickly. CashPirate and Make Money are good if you have patience to do the tasks. Toloka is more reliable if you want more consistent earnings, even if it takes a little longer.

But honestly, don’t expect to replace a salary. It’s more like that money for a beer on the weekend or to top up your cash. And there’s always a risk of scams, so be careful with strange apps that ask for deposits before paying.

Some people, after earning with these apps, end up wanting to invest for real. Bitcoin is around 76.82K, Ethereum at 2.12K, Dogecoin at 0.10. If you’re going to get into this, study well beforehand, use a demo account to practice. Financial education is really key, whether with apps or real investments.