So I’m testing some apps to make extra money via Pix here in Brazil, and like, does it really work? Yes, but with some caveats. It’s not to get rich, it’s more that extra cash to supplement, you know? I tried several and thought it was interesting to share what I discovered.

I started with Make Money and CashPirate because they seem to be the most well-known. The process is pretty similar: you download, register, complete simple tasks like testing apps, answering surveys, doing daily check-ins. The money accumulates in dollars and then you cash out via PayPal to send it through Pix. It’s not instant, but it works. Cash App is different because it pays directly via Pix, which makes it much easier for us who don’t want to keep transferring from one place to another.

I also tested Toloka, which is more focused on microtasks (classifying images, validating data). It seems more reliable than the others, the tasks have a set value, and the better you do, the more tasks they release. AppKarma and FeaturePoints are also cool, but the rewards are a bit slow. Big Time and Gamee are based on raffles, so the prizes can be bigger but aren’t guaranteed.

The thing is: if you want a game to really pay Pix, you need to be consistent. Check in every day, complete tasks, refer friends when possible. Some people say they earn 100, 200 reais a month doing this regularly. It won’t replace a salary, but it’s that extra income for sure.

My tip: don’t set your expectations too high. These apps aren’t a gold mine. But if you’re already on your phone anyway, why not earn while you’re there? The game to earn Pix works more as a habit than a serious income source. And watch out for apps that ask for an initial deposit, because that already sounds suspicious.

Those looking for higher and more consistent earnings usually go into investing, in stocks, crypto, those kinds of things. But for those who want to start with zero risk, these game apps to earn Pix are a good entry point to understand how making money online works. Have you tried any? What was your experience?