iGV' Guide to Schedule 1 Money Laundering

Cash and Online Balance

In Hyland, most transactions require an online balance. Physical cash has limited utility, acting primarily as the raw material for your operations. To increase your online balance, you deposit cash at ATMs. However, there’s a weekly deposit restriction, typically around $10,000. This limit can hinder expansion, especially if you need larger sums quickly. Fortunately, the game provides avenues to circumvent this weekly deposit cap through a money laundering system.

Understanding the relationship between cash and your online balance is crucial for managing your resources. While cash is necessary to acquire goods and services within the game, the online balance provides the means to make significant investments and further develop your criminal enterprise. Mastering the deposit system and exploring money laundering options are vital to overcoming limitations and accelerating your progress.

How To Launder Your Money

The primary method of laundering money in Hyland involves purchasing legitimate businesses and using them to obscure the origin of your ill-gotten gains. Ray’s Real Estate is where you’ll find these opportunities. These businesses allow you to deposit cash and slowly convert it into clean online funds over a 24-hour period. This circumvents the weekly deposit limit and allows for more rapid accumulation of wealth.

Each business has a different cost and daily laundering capacity. Starting with a smaller investment, like a laundromat, can provide a stepping stone towards acquiring larger, more profitable operations. This approach requires careful planning and resource management, as you’ll need sufficient online funds to purchase the businesses in the first place. Below is a list of example businesses:

  • The Laundromat
    • Cost: $4,000
    • Laundering Limit per Day: $2,000
  • The Post Office
    • Cost: $10,000
    • Laundering Limit per Day: $4,000
  • The Car Wash
    • Cost: $20,000
    • Laundering Limit per Day: $6,000
  • Taco Ticklers
    • Cost: $50,000
    • Laundering Limit per Day: $8,000

After acquiring a business, locate the designated staff area and use the computer interface. This is where you will deposit your cash for laundering. The game will then slowly transfer the deposited amount to your online balance over the course of one in-game day. Remember, Ray’s Real Estate accepts only online cash, so ensure you have sufficient funds available before attempting a purchase.

Consider the investment you make. A laundromat is the least expensive, while the others can launder the most money in a shorter period. Choose the best option for yourself that matches your current situation.

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