Every serious RP economy eventually funnels its criminals to the same place: a Fleeca counter at 3am, a nervous teller, and a getaway driver who forgot to fuel up. WXMAPS built this interior for exactly that moment — a bank where the robbery is a designed feature, not something your heist script has to fake around a locked vanilla door.

Front of house: a bank that looks legit

The public floor keeps the classic Fleeca identity — green-and-white branding, an ATM corner, waiting area, reception and a full teller line backed by staff desks. It reads as a functioning bank, which matters: civilians can do account and paycheck RP here on a quiet day, and the space still makes sense when ten officers are stacked outside on a loud one.

Downstairs: a vault with actual atmosphere

The vault level is the star. Brick archways, warm accent lighting, a wall of safe deposit boxes and barred cage storage stacked with crates give your crews something worth drilling into — closer to an old European bank cellar than the usual grey metal box. There’s no shortage of natural loot spots, from deposit drawers to stacked cash.

Robbery entitysets, controlled by your scripts

Multiple robbery entitysets let your resources switch the vault between states — clean for daily play, hit during an active heist, and back again once the cooldown ends. No map swaps, no restarts, no “why is the vault still open from yesterday” tickets. It pairs naturally with qb-bankrobbery, ps-heists or any ESX/QBCore heist resource that can toggle entity sets.

Included and install

• Framework-agnostic MLO — standalone, runs on ESX, QBCore/Qbox or a custom core
• Optimized interior with sensible prop density, built to stay smooth during busy heist scenes
• Drag-and-drop install: add the resource to your server, ensure it, done
• Requires wxmaps_commons (the shared WXMAPS dependency) for the interiors

Give your PD a floor plan worth memorizing — they’re going to be seeing a lot of it.