Look, these days I was messing around with apps to earn Pix online and found some interesting ones. Like, there are quite a few options, but not everyone knows which ones actually work. I tested a few and will tell you how it works in practice.

There are apps that pay for simple tasks: Make Money, AppKarma, FeaturePoints... most of them work like this: you download, check in, complete some little tasks, play mini-games, and accumulate balance. The good thing is you don’t need to deposit anything to start. Now, the real deal is that the withdrawal usually goes through PayPal first and then to Pix. It takes a little time, but it arrives.

There are also apps focused on lotteries, like Big Time and Gamee, where you accumulate tickets by playing and participate in raffles. The prizes are bigger, but it’s more about luck. And there are some more “task-oriented” options like Toloka and Premise, which pay for answering surveys, classifying images, those kinds of things.

Cash App is one of the few that lets you withdraw directly to Pix, which is much more convenient. But most still need to go through PayPal or gift cards first.

The truth is that earning Pix online through these apps makes some extra money, but it’s not for getting rich, you know? Like, if you have free time and want some change at the end of the month, it works. But if you’re expecting to replace your salary, you’ll be disappointed. What I noticed is that the best earnings come when you combine several strategies: playing, referring friends, doing the tasks that pay better.

The good thing is that there’s no risk: you only spend time. The bad thing is that the earnings are a bit slow, and some apps have a minimum withdrawal amount like R$50 or more. But for those who want to earn Pix online without hassle, it’s worth trying a few.