Movriza promises you can "earn real money completing tasks on WhatsApp": a R$ 3 sign-up bonus, "no deposit required", tasks such as following channels and "simple interactions straight from your WhatsApp", and Pix withdrawals from R$ 5. The site offers nothing beyond that: the main button reads "Baixar APK Oficial (Grátis)". The domain movriza.com has existed since May 2026, and the brand has been promoted in Brazil by "side income" channels since at least June. It is the older sibling of Ganxora, which CyberX documented on 12 October 2026: same app, same API, same promotion crew.
What the app does
Movriza is not on Google Play. The platform's API serves the app as an APK file, hosted on the same file server that delivers the Ganxora APK. Movriza's public configuration, queried on 14 October 2026, is identical to its sibling's: web sign-up, email sign-up, and phone sign-up disabled (everything happens inside the app), tasks that only begin after "pairing", and an enabled toggle for wiping WhatsApp history. The sign-up bonus appears in the configuration in Indian rupees, even though the site displays reais.
Pairing is the heart of the operation. In apps built on this kit, the user generates a code in the app and enters it under WhatsApp's Linked Devices; from that point on, the app drives their account like a WhatsApp Web session and fires off messages to lists of numbers — the "task" for which the platform pays cents. What this costs the participant is laid out in detail on the Ganxora page: the account and the number become bulk-messaging infrastructure, and whoever receives the message sees the participant's name.
The ban as a cost borne by the participant
Movriza's official Telegram channel, opened on 6 September 2026 with the Brazilian flag in its name, published a Portuguese-language guide on day one on how to "reduce the risk of a new WhatsApp account being restricted or blocked". On 18 September, the same channel posted that "the more SIMs you have, the greater your task capacity", with a table of one SIM per account and photos of batches of prepaid TIM and Claro chips. WhatsApp prohibits automated and bulk messaging and suspends accounts for it; the platform asks participants to buy more numbers so they can keep going.
Eight days later, the Ganxora channel published the same two photos — identical file for file — and the same guide, in English. Based on CyberX's findings, the two Brazilian brands share a single editorial hand, and Movriza came first. Movriza's Telegram group had 1,324 members on 12 October 2026, more than three times Ganxora's.
Who pays the withdrawals
The R$ 30 to R$ 100 withdrawals seen in receipts posted by promoters do not come from a Movriza account. In July 2026 they came from Zahav Pag Ltda (CNPJ 35.992.517/0001-99), a payment intermediary incorporated in 2020, which in September also paid out Ganxora withdrawals; on 15 August, from One XPaymente Ltda (35.967.485/0001-71), now listed as inactive with the Receita Federal. The CNPJs are in the identifiers section: if one of them appeared on your receipt, it is the same circuit. The full list of companies that paid out Ganxora withdrawals is on that brand's page. The partners' names are kept off this page.
What the sources support, and what they do not
They support: that Movriza distributes, outside the official store, an app from the same kit as Ganxora, with the same WhatsApp pairing configuration; that the official channel instructs users to run multiple SIM cards and treats account bans as the participant's risk; that the two brands share promotional material; that withdrawals were paid from the accounts of intermediary companies. They do not support: who operates the brand in Brazil, how many people take part, whether charges appear later, or whether the owners of the paying companies know what the accounts are used for. On 14 October 2026, movriza.com and the API were responding. We found no public complaint, police report, or action by any authority bearing the name. No individual's name appears here.
If you installed it
In WhatsApp, open Settings, then Linked Devices, and disconnect any device you do not recognise. Uninstall the Movriza app and check, in your Android settings, whether it was left as the default SMS app or still has an accessibility service enabled. Turn on WhatsApp's two-step verification. Warn your contacts that "reward" messages sent from your number were not you. Do not buy SIM cards to "increase capacity" and do not pay for top-ups, fees, or "verification". If your account was suspended, use WhatsApp's own appeal process. Keep screenshots of the app and the receipts; if you paid anything, file a police report and ask your bank for the Mecanismo Especial de Devolução.
Websites, profiles and accounts linked to the scam
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What people ask
Short answers, only with what this page already states: vetted reports, authority acts and CyberX's investigation.
- Is Movriza a scam?
- The Movriza page came from CyberX's own investigation; there is no vetted report or authority alert tied to the name yet. This page describes reports and public acts, with sources; it does not judge the company.
- Which sites, apps and profiles does Movriza use?
- Vetted reports and the investigation list: ganxora.com (marca irmã, mesmo aplicativo), movriza.com (site), Movriza (APK fora da Google Play), @Movriza_one (telegram, administrador do grupo), @Movrizakkyy (telegram, grupo oficial), @Movriza999 (telegram, canal oficial). The full list, with the origin of each item, is in the identifiers section.
- What kind of scam is Movriza?
- Fake job or task scam. Task scams start by paying small amounts quickly for liking, rating or forwarding messages. Then comes the request for a deposit to “release” larger earnings, or an app that asks you to link your WhatsApp and starts sending messages from your account. Whoever pays for work does not charge you to get paid, nor ask for a Linked devices code.
- I fell for Movriza. What should I do?
- File a police report with your receipts. Ask your bank for the Pix special return (MED) as soon as possible. Keep screenshots, numbers and links. If you paid in crypto, check the destination wallet. CyberX is not an authority and does not recover funds; the wallet check is free and the dossier is an investigation on demand.
Sources
- Movriza home page, accessed 14 October 2026.
- Public platform configuration and app delivery endpoint, Movriza API, accessed 12 and 14 October 2026.
- Movriza's official Telegram channel, public preview, read 12 and 14 October 2026.
- Ganxora's official Telegram channel, public preview, read 11 and 12 October 2026.
- About linked devices and Unauthorised automated or bulk messaging, WhatsApp Help Centre.
- Receita Federal, public registry records for the two CNPJs cited, accessed 11 and 12 October 2026.
- Screenshots of receipts and posts published by promoters on open Telegram and YouTube channels between May and October 2026, held by CyberX with individuals unidentified.
This is a registry of reports vetted by CyberX; it is not a ruling nor proof. Identifiers are shown with the period in which they were reported. Authority alerts link the public act. CyberX works in digital intelligence applied to investigation — OSINT, on-chain tracing, and fraud prevention. This content is informational and does not constitute legal advice.
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