I'm testing some gaming apps that promise to pay via Pix, and I found it interesting to share what I discovered. Like, you can really make some extra money, but it's truly not for getting rich — just a little supplement.

What caught my attention the most is that there are several ways to earn: playing, doing simple tasks, answering surveys, referring friends... each app works differently. Most don’t pay directly through Pix; they go through PayPal first, but you can transfer afterward.

I tested a lot, and Cash App is the most practical for those who want to register and get Pix instantly — it's one of the few that already pays directly. Then there’s CashPirate, Make Money, FeaturePoints, which work well, but the process is longer (app → PayPal → Pix). Toloka is interesting because it’s not a classic game; they’re quick tasks, and it pays for real.

There’s also Big Time and Gamee, which operate through lotteries — the prizes are bigger but not guaranteed, you know? More like a lottery.

Regarding the minimum withdrawal amount, it varies a lot. Cash App and Toloka have low limits, which makes it easier. But honestly, the whole process requires patience — you won’t wake up a millionaire. It’s more like some money for a coffee, a game, something like that.

Whoever wants to register and get Pix instantly needs to try a few to see which one works best with their profile. Each has a different interface, some tasks are easier than others.

For those who want something more serious later, it’s worth considering investing — stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies. BTC is at $76.83k now (-0.98% in 24h), ETH at $2.12k (-1.63%), DOGE at $0.10 (-2.30%). But that’s a different level; you really need financial education.

Is anyone else using these apps? Which one works best for you?