Oh, I found out that you can really make some extra money with apps that pay you via Pix. Like, it’s not overnight wealth, but you can earn some legit cash if you’re patient and check in every day. I tested several, and people are actually using them, it’s not a scam.

The thing is, there are quite a few options out there. Some pay directly to Pix, others require you to go through PayPal first. Cash App is the most straightforward, it deposits quickly into your account. But there are apps to earn Pix that work quite differently too — Big Time, for example, mainly operates with weekly raffles, so the prizes are bigger but not guaranteed.

Some people use CashPirate, Make Money, AppKarma... each with their own method. Some you play mini-games, others involve answering surveys or testing apps. Toloka is a bit different because it’s more about tasks — classifying photos, validating information — but it pays properly. FeaturePoints is also reliable for those who want to switch between gaming, surveys, and app testing.

What nobody talks about is that apps to earn Pix really require consistency. You won’t get rich, but if you log in every day, do your check-ins, complete tasks, you’ll accumulate. Some also pay via gift cards, like Amazon or Steam, if you don’t want direct Pix.

The truth is: it doesn’t replace a salary, but if you’re already on your phone comfortably, why not earn some extra cash? Just be careful not to fall for scams that ask for upfront deposits. The ones that actually pay don’t ask for anything upfront. I’m still testing, but I’ve already been able to withdraw twice without any issues.

Also, if you want to earn more serious stuff, some people start investing after messing around with these apps. Bitcoin is at 77.56K now, Ethereum at 2.14K, Dogecoin at 0.10 — the market is active. But that’s a different level, requires study and risk. These Pix apps are more for extra income, with almost no risk.