So guys, I'm here sharing something I discovered while testing apps that pay via Pix itself. Like, I've always wondered if these apps that make you money playing really work, and honestly some do actually pay, but it’s not that easy money they promise.

I started with Make Money and AppKarma because they are pretty simple to use – basically you download, do daily check-ins, test other apps, and complete small tasks. The withdrawal is a bit indirect (it goes to PayPal first), but you can convert it to Pix later. Big Time is different, it works with raffles, so the prizes are bigger but not guaranteed.

Then I found Toloka, which isn’t a classic game, but it’s more reliable – you do microtasks (classify images, answer questions) and withdraw via PayPal as well. Cash App is the most practical if you want an app that pays via Pix more directly.

Now real talk: these apps don’t replace fixed income. Earnings vary a lot, it’s slow, and it requires patience. Some people say they earn a lot, but I think it depends a lot on how much time you dedicate. CashPirate, FeaturePoints, and Easy Bucks also work, but they all follow the same pattern: you accumulate points/coins and withdraw via PayPal or gift cards.

What I learned is that a realistic expectation is everything. If you want extra income to supplement, that’s okay. But if you want consistent earnings, maybe investing in cryptocurrencies or ETFs is more interesting. BTC is at 77.21K (down 0.25% in the last 24h), ETH at 2.13K (up 0.43%), DOGE at 0.10 (down 0.18%). There are brokerages that let you practice with virtual money before risking real money.

In the end, these apps that pay via Pix work, but don’t expect to get rich. Use them more as a pastime that makes some change anyway.