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Money Wash
Dynamic Money Wash - Advanced Laundering System Turn your server's dirty money into clean cash through an immersive, multi-stage laundering process.
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Dynamic Money Wash - Advanced Laundering System
Turn your server's dirty money into clean cash through an immersive, multi-stage laundering process. Gain complete control over your economy by defining who has access, how the process works, and where it happens!
⚡ Quick Features:
Access Control: Restrict usage to specific jobs, gangs, or even minimum grades to ensure exclusivity and control.
Customizable Stages: Finely tune every phase of the process, including the time required, minimum amounts, conversion percentages, and payout rewards.
Multi-Location & MLO Included: Create as many laundering points as you like, each with individual settings. The script already includes an exclusive, ready-to-use MLO (map)!
Police Interaction: Set a minimum number of online police required to start laundering and easily link it to your dispatch system.
Universal Item Support: Natively supports black_money and markedbills, while allowing you to configure any custom item as dirty money.
Optimized & Secure: Flawless performance (0.0ms idle) paired with integrated Discord logging to automatically track every transaction.
Tags: ESX, QB,
Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in53F3wL4J4
Documentation: https://loureiro-stoned.gitbook.io/docs
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