How to Launder Money in Schedule 1
How to Launder Money in Schedule 1: Not real life advice—just in-game tips for being the smoothest criminal.
So look, money laundering in real life? Definitely not a vibe. But in Schedule 1? It’s basically essential if you wanna stay low-key and flex that cash without the cops breathing down your neck. This game’s all about mixing drugs, selling them to your loyal (and happy) customers, and stacking paper. But all that dough? It’s dirty. And if you wanna actually spend it on the good stuff, you gotta clean it first.
Sure, you could just blow it all at the casino like a maniac, but if you’re trying to run a real empire? You need to launder it. Here’s how you do it like a pro.
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💸 How Money Laundering Works in Schedule 1
To get started, you need to buy a legit-looking business. The first one you’ll get access to is the Laundromat (yep, on the nose), and it costs $4,000. You can scoop it up from Ray’s Real Estate.
Once you own it, head inside and look for a PC in the back room. That’s where the magic happens. You drop your dirty cash into the business through that computer, wait a bit (anywhere from a few minutes up to 24 in-game hours), and boom—clean money shows up in your bank account.
The Laundromat only lets you launder up to $2,000 per transaction, but don’t worry—there are bigger businesses out there that can clean way more at once. Stack ’em up, and you’ll be able to wash huge amounts in no time.
🏢 All Launderable Businesses in Schedule 1
Here’s the full list of businesses you can buy, how much they cost, and how much dirty money they can clean at once:
| Business | Cost | Max You Can Launder |
| Laundromat | $4,000 | $2,000 |
| Post Office | $10,000 | $4,000 |
| Car Wash | $20,000 | $6,000 |
| Taco Tickers | $50,000 | $8,000 |
Heads up: These don’t give you passive income or anything (at least not yet). A lot of players thought they’d make money automatically—nope. They’re strictly for cleaning your cash for now. Maybe that’ll change in a future update.
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🧠 Why You Need to Launder Money
Simple: the bank hates sketchy deposits.
In Schedule 1, you can only deposit $10,000 a week through the ATM without setting off red flags. And yeah, that’s not gonna cut it when you’ve got stacks from your product moves.
Some vendors only take card payments too, so you need that money in your bank account to keep the business rolling. Laundering lets you bypass the ATM limits completely. The only things stopping you are how many businesses you own and how fast they clean the money.
So if you’re serious about building your empire? Get those businesses bought, clean that cash, and stay one step ahead of the law.
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