A criminal economy only works when the back end holds up. If dirty money converts instantly with zero friction, there’s no reason for players to run legitimate jobs — the laundry becomes the only route worth taking. This money laundering script is built with that economy problem in mind: configurable wash rates, per-player cooldowns, and admin logging give you the levers to keep the criminal side of your server profitable but not game-breaking.

Core Mechanics

• Configurable wash percentage — set how much dirty money survives the clean (standard setups run 65–80%)
• Per-player cooldown timers prevent rapid cycling and protect your economy balance
• Minimum and maximum wash amount limits per transaction
• Multiple configurable laundromat locations across the map — spread the risk geographically
• Supports ESX black_money, QBCore markedbills, and custom dirty money item names via config
• Police notification triggers configurable per location — keep high-risk spots genuinely risky
• Discord webhook logging records every transaction with player ID, amount, and timestamp
• Framework auto-detection handles ESX, QBCore, and Qbox without manual switches

Economy Design Considerations

The wash rate is where most servers get it wrong — too generous and laundering outpaces every legal job, too punishing and players abandon criminal RP entirely. This script separates the rate, the cooldown, and the amount cap into independent config values so you can tune them together rather than relying on a single slider. If your server runs a 10-minute cooldown at 70% with a $50,000 max per wash, that’s a very different criminal meta than a 2-minute cooldown at 85% — both are achievable with the same config.

Framework Compatibility

Full support for ESX (legacy and newer builds), QBCore, and Qbox. The dirty money item reference is resolved via config string, so if your server uses a custom item name rather than the framework default, you swap one line rather than editing core logic. oxmysql handles database operations.

Admin Oversight

Discord webhook logs capture every launder event — player identifier, dirty amount in, clean amount out, location, and timestamp. For server owners running a monitored economy, this gives you the audit trail to catch exploits or identify when a specific location’s settings are being abused before it affects your broader player economy.