Money Laundering

  • grind
  • money

Overview

  • A hidden contact offers laundering contracts without an item, job, or police-online requirement.
  • Contracts clean metadata-bearing black_money; higher levels increase contract size and reduce tax and rejection risk.
  • A supplied vehicle costs a $500 cash deposit, but only $250 is returned with the vehicle.
  • Level 7 replaces contracts with a private washing and counting warehouse.

Access

Usage

Contracts

  1. Start a contract and accept the customer's cleaning amount, or negotiate for the level's larger offer.
  2. Collect the supplied vehicle, follow the marked contract, and hand over the requested black_money.
  3. A rejected offer does not end the run. Complete more contracts to gain laundering XP.
  4. Return the vehicle to recover $250 of the $500 deposit.

Warehouse

  1. At level 7, load $500-$750,000 into the washing machine.
  2. Wait 1 minute for the cycle and collect the uncounted output.
  3. Count up to $15,000 per sitting; each $10,000 plays one counting cycle.
  4. Counted money pays to cash. lb-phone sends the ready notification.

Progression

Each level requires another 100,000 XP.

Level Tax Contract size XP Negotiation Rejection
1 25% $500-$1,000 1,000 60% / +25% 20%
2 20% $750-$1,500 500 70% / +50% 15%
3 15% $1,000-$2,000 250 80% / +75% 10%
4 10% $1,500-$3,000 125 90% / +100% 5%
5 5% $2,000-$10,000 85 95% / +125% 3%
6 3% $6,000-$16,000 85 97% / +150% 0%
7 0% $8,000-$18,000 90 99% / +175% 0%

Unavailable routes

  • Police dispatch on rejected contracts is disabled, so rejections never create a police report.
  • Contract work is disabled after level 7; level-7 players use the warehouse route instead.

Bugs

  • Warehouse output uses an unregistered item key: the washer points at cash, while the countable inventory item is uncounted_money. The warehouse wash-to-count route cannot deliver the expected intermediate item; direct contracts remain separate.
  • Dirty Money formats do not match: laundering expects each black_money stack's cash value in metadata. The Shady Dealer and Sell Shop paths covered by Financial Services issue count-based stacks with metadata disabled, so their payout value is not represented in the format this laundering route expects.