Alright, I’ll be honest: yes, you can make some extra money with an app that earns money via Pix, but it’s not that whole “get rich overnight” thing, you know? I found some legitimate apps that actually pay, and I thought it was worth sharing.

I started by testing about 11 different apps to see which ones actually work. Some are pretty simple: you download the app, do a check-in, test other apps, and complete small tasks. Make Money, for example, is pretty straightforward for beginners. AppKarma also works quite a bit, but it takes a little while to build up earnings.

Now, the real deal: most don’t pay directly via Pix. You earn in dollars, transfer to PayPal, and then move it to your account. But there are some that make it easier—like Cash App, which allows for more direct withdrawals. Toloka is interesting because it works with microtasks; it looks like a game, but it’s actually more work.

CashPirate is fairly well-known here in Brazil, with a simple interface and the payments do arrive. There’s also Big Time, which works with raffles—the prizes are bigger, but then it depends on luck.

My advice: apps that earn money via Pix should be treated like supplementary income, not a salary. If you want something more consistent, you need to be steady and do the tasks properly. But honestly, if you’re looking for real long-term gains, learning to invest consciously in stocks, ETFs, or even cryptocurrencies ends up being more interesting. Start by practicing with a demo account, understand how it works, and then move on to the real thing.

The numbers are right there: Bitcoin at 75.83K (-1.38%), Ethereum 2.08K (-1.06%), Dogecoin 0.10 (+0.64%). If you want something more solid than an app that earns money via Pix, it’s worth studying these markets.

In the end, it’s really about having realistic expectations. These apps do pay, but they don’t replace a fixed job. It works more like that extra money for a coffee or something like that. Anyone who wants something serious needs to think differently.