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How do I launder money in ROB RUN?

Updated November 12, 2026

Open a bank account at the Looty Bay Bank while you are a Civilian, rent a plot in an owned settlement for your base, then feed dirty cash into the Laundering Desk there. Laundering takes time, but banked money cannot be stolen until the next 7-day Federal Raid wipe, and any ATM pays it back out.

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Step by step

  1. Open a bank account at the Looty Bay Bank as a Civilian.1 visit, no mask onKefir's help center says the account is opened at the Looty Bay Bank while you are a Civilian. Putting on a mask turns you into a Criminal, and that status only clears when you leave the city, so do the bank trip before any heist.Source 1
  2. Rent a plot in a settlement that already has an owner.Tier 1 plots cost documents, not cashBases can only go in owned settlements: find a vacant plot and pay rent at the sign beside it. Since the Nov 4, 2026 patch, Tier 1 settlements and land rentals are paid with documents. Plots in level 2 and level 3 districts also need special documents from the Black Market.Source 2
  3. Get your dirty cash home safely before laundering it.Lenny's is the 1 place that stores cashGrab sale money off the fence's counter immediately, or it can be stolen or confiscated. Kefir says cash can only be stored at Lenny's; your base can hold stolen goods, but other players can raid it.Source 3
  4. Run the cash through the Laundering Desk at your base.Desk capacity raised on Nov 4, 2026Laundering is not instant; it takes time. Kefir massively increased how much cash the Laundering Desk can hold in the launch-day patch, so one desk now takes much bigger batches.Source 4
  5. Join a clan that controls a district to launder faster.Up to 100 players per clanThe clan holding a district gets a boost to laundering speed, and the higher the district's level, the bigger the boost. The clan behind the Shadow Governor in the central Highlands district gets the best laundering rates in the game. Clans cap at 100 members.Source 5
  6. Spend or withdraw clean money before the wipe.Wipe every 7 daysBanked money is safe from theft but not from the Federal Raid: every seven days, cash, bases, plots and weapons are wiped and converted into jail time and authority. Withdraw at any ATM when you need cash in hand.Source 6

Who takes a cut of your laundered money?

Laundering is taxed. The owner of the settlement where you rent a plot receives a cut of the money tenants spend and launder, and has to collect that cut in person.Source 1

One tier higher, the clan controlling the district collects a share of the taxes paid to settlement owners on its turf. If you plan to launder large sums all cycle, owning the settlement yourself means you also get free base placement and nobody can seize it before the wipe.Source 2

What clean money unlocks

Founding a clan requires laundered funds in your bank account, opened from the Clan tab in the side menu.Source 1

Money in the bank also lets you offer a cop a bribe when you are caught. If the officer accepts, you keep everything in your bag and the cop gets a solid payout.Source 2

FAQ

Can laundered money be stolen in ROB RUN?

No. Cash you carry can be stolen or confiscated, but Kefir says banked money is safe from theft until the next wipe.

Do I need a base to launder money?

Yes. The Laundering Desk sits at your base, and a base needs a rented plot in a settlement that has an owner. Lenny's is where you can store cash; the laundering itself happens at the desk in your base.

What happens to my bank balance when the server wipes?

Every seven days the Federal Raid wipes cash, bases, plots and weapons and converts them into jail time and authority. Cosmetics, your player name, settings and accumulated jail time carry over.

How do I launder money faster?

Be in a clan that controls a district. Kefir says district control boosts laundering speed, with bigger boosts for higher-level districts, and the clan holding the central Highlands district gets the best rates.

Sources

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