Hey, I found these apps that actually pay via Pix, and I thought it’d be interesting to share. It’s not about getting rich, but it really can bring in some extra income. Most of them work like this: you download the app, do simple tasks, play a few mini games, and then withdraw via PayPal or directly through Pix if you’re lucky.

I started by testing Make Money, which is pretty basic—daily check-ins, downloading the app, completing small tasks. Then I tried AppKarma and CashPirate, which offer more ways to earn. Big Time is different because it works with lotteries, so the rewards are bigger but not guaranteed. There’s also Toloka, which isn’t a game in the classic sense, but pays you for completing tasks (sorting images, answering questions). The whole experience is gamified anyway.

Cash App is one of the few that lets you earn a Pix transfer more directly right now, without needing to go through PayPal first. But most of the others (Gamee, FeaturePoints, Easy Bucks, Premise, Cash Alarm) require you to cash out to PayPal first and then transfer to Pix. It works, but it takes a little time.

The truth is, this doesn’t replace a job—but if you have free time on your phone, earn a Pix right now by testing these platforms. The important thing is to be patient and have realistic expectations—this is definitely not fixed, recurring income. Each app has its own minimum withdrawal amount, and some are faster than others.

For anyone who wants something more serious later, you can move on to real investments. There are platforms that let you practice with fake money first (around $50,000 in virtual funds), so you learn how to handle stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies without risk. BTC is at $75.82K right now (down 1.17% in 24h), ETH is at $2.07K (down 0.90%), DOGE is at $0.10 (up 0.30%). If you want to earn a Pix now with these apps but then think about investing consciously later, that’s when the game really changes.

But that’s it—anyone who tests these apps and then wants to improve financially really needs education and discipline. Quick gains are nice, but smart investing is what truly builds wealth.