I've been testing these apps that let you earn money quickly through Pix for a while and thought it would be interesting to share what really works. It's not about getting rich overnight, but you can make some extra cash.

I started with Cash App because it's one of the few that sends directly to Pix, no need to go through PayPal. But there are many more options out there. AppKarma is straightforward—you download apps, complete simple tasks, and accumulate points. CashPirate also pays, but it takes longer to reach the minimum withdrawal amount.

For those who want something faster, Big Time works with lotteries, so the prizes are bigger when you win, but of course, it's not guaranteed. Toloka is a bit different—you do micro-tasks like classifying images, validating data, that kind of thing.

The key is to have patience. Making quick money through Pix is possible, but don’t expect to get rich. I use these apps while waiting in line at the supermarket or before sleeping, you know? There’s Gamee, which is just mini-games; FeaturePoints, which lets you test apps and answer surveys; Cash Alarm, which rewards the time you spend playing.

What I’ve learned is: don’t fall for promises of huge earnings, pick 2 or 3 apps you really like, and go with it. The minimum withdrawal varies a lot, but most release between R$10 and R$30. Some pay directly, others you receive via PayPal or gift card and then convert.

As for investing, that’s a different story. Some people take this extra cash and start learning about markets, stocks, crypto. Bitcoin is at $76.79k now, Ethereum at $2.11k. But that’s more for those who want to go beyond just earning quick money through Pix, you know? Financial education makes a difference.

Anyway, these apps are cool to start playing with money in a lighter way. Just don’t set your expectations too high. Have any of you tried any of these?