Hey, I found out there are some really cool apps that actually pay via Pix—this isn’t just talk. I tested a few of the best-known games that give money through Pix, and I’ll share my experience.

I started with Make Money and Cash App, which are pretty straightforward. With Make Money, you do a daily check-in, download some partner apps, and complete small tasks. It takes time, but it works. Cash App is more practical because it pays directly via Pix, unlike most of them, which go through PayPal first.

Then I tried CashPirate and AppKarma. These two are more well-known: you play, watch videos, download apps... The thing is, the earnings are slow. It’s not meant to replace a job, but extra income really does work if you’re patient.

I also tested FeaturePoints and Gamee. FeaturePoints is more complete and offers several ways to earn. Gamee is more for people who like to play quickly—mini games, specifically. But the prizes come by raffle, so it’s more like a lottery.

Toloka and Premise are different—they’re not classic games; they’re more like tasks. But they do pay correctly, which is already a good sign. Easy Bucks and Cash Alarm also work, but the earnings are still quite slow.

The truth is, none of these Pix-paying money-making games will make you rich. But if you have some extra time and want a little extra cash, it’s worth trying. Just don’t fall for the illusion that you’re going to earn a lot. Cash App is the most direct option for Pix; for the others, you need to go through PayPal or gift cards first.

My advice: start with one or two, see which one you adapt to best, and keep building it up. Consistency is everything in this. And if you want real earnings, then it’s worth studying real investing—not just these apps.