Free money laundering with an ownable laundry

DRC Money Wash adds a money-laundering business and a robbery loop to a FiveM economy. The listed release includes ten preconfigured laundry locations, four washing machines per laundry, money drying, unmarking and counting, plus ownership, stashes, keys and a cloakroom.

The free price applies to this listed resource. Check the requirements below separately: a free download still needs the right framework, integrations and configuration.

What happens at the laundry

Owners can operate the laundry and use its tech shop and upgrades. Other players can find a laundry and attempt a break-in. The listed interactions include knocking, lockpicking, laptop hacking and laser, light, camera and alarm systems.

The package description includes six items with icons, animations and interactions synchronised between players. Interaction choices include a target resource, 3D text or TextUI. Use the product showcase in the preview gallery to assess the presentation before configuring a location.

Dependency checklist

The supplied dependency list names ESX and QBCore. For Qbox, confirm the downloaded release's framework bridge and your integrations before installation; the original dependency list does not establish a separate Qbox setup.

• Framework: ESX or QBCore.
• Target interaction: qtarget, qb-target or ox_target, if using target interaction.
• Input: ox_lib or qb-input.
• Context menus: ox_lib or qb-menu.
• Shared library: ox_lib is also listed as a dependency.
• Break-in mechanics: mka-lasers, lockpick and howdy-hackminigame.
• Sound: xsound with the listed interact-sound emulator, or interactsound.
• Interior loading: bob74_ipl.

Choose the alternatives supported by your release's configuration; do not install several target, input or context systems just because they appear in the same row. Confirm whether each supporting resource is included or must be obtained separately, and retain its expected resource name.

Installation and configuration order

1. Prepare staging and a backup. Record your framework, inventory, target, menu and sound resources. Back up the existing economy configuration and any database tables the supplied installation files change.
2. Check the archive. Read the included installation instructions, identify the actual resource folder name and review any supplied SQL before applying it. The product URL is not the resource's folder name.
3. Start dependencies first. Configure the selected framework and UI integrations, then start the laundry resource after its required resources.
4. Register the supplied items. Add the six items and their icons using your inventory's format. Match dirty-money, reward and interaction-item identifiers to the release configuration.
5. Configure one location. Set access, ownership, interaction positions, laundering values and the robbery/security options your city will use. Check the interior and nearby maps for conflicts.
6. Test the money flow. Complete the laundering and break-in checks below before enabling the rest of the locations.

Use the supplied config and utility files as the reference for available settings. This setup sequence does not prescribe an undocumented conversion rate, cooldown or resource-folder command.

Checks before enabling a live economy

Use two test characters with known starting balances and inventory contents. Complete the full laundering sequence and record what is removed, what is returned and when payment occurs. Verify that the output matches your chosen economy settings.

Check ownership and key access, storage permissions, reconnect behaviour and whether an unauthorised player can access private storage. Then exercise the configured break-in sequence, including its required items, minigames and alarms. Test an interrupted action and an attempt without the required item so you understand the failure behaviour.

If a target prompt is missing, check the selected target integration and coordinates first. For an error during a minigame or alarm, check that dependency's resource name, start order and configured integration. For a missing payment, check the item/account identifiers and server error before changing laundering values.

Connect laundering to the wider crime loop

The FiveM drug production collection groups production, sales and laundering resources. Decide how those systems represent dirty money before connecting them; each resource has its own economy settings.

Browse DRC Scripts for the related jobs and robbery resources, or compare the free FiveM scripts if you want to evaluate a smaller addition before planning a larger server change.