So, you’ve acquired a business—whether it’s a Laundromat or a Post Office—and now it’s time to clean up your operation. But there’s one pressing question:
Where do you actually launder the money?
If you’ve been searching for answers (or yelling at your screen), here’s everything you need to know.
Where to Find the Laundering Station
Once you’ve purchased a business, head inside the building and make your way to the back room.
🔎 Look for a small computer terminal—that’s your laundering station.
🛑 No flashy indicators or tutorials—just a simple PC waiting to wash your dirty cash.
This applies to both the Laundromat and the Post Office. If you don’t see the terminal, try:
✔ Confirming you’re at the right location
✔ Reloading the game
✔ Verifying game files (especially if you’re in co-op mode, where some players report missing terminals)
How to Launder Money
💰 Step 1: Walk up to the laundering terminal in the back room.
💰 Step 2: Interact with the computer.
💰 Step 3: Choose how much cash you want to launder (you must have the money in your inventory).
💰 Step 4: Confirm your selection, and a timer will start.
💰 Step 5: Once the timer is up, your clean money is deposited directly into your account.
🔹 Why is this important? This method bypasses the $10,000 weekly ATM deposit limit, making it essential when you’re sitting on large amounts of dirty cash.
Things to Keep in Mind
✔ It’s not passive income – You must actively use the laundering station.
✔ The timer length varies – The more you launder, the longer it takes.
✔ Keep some cash on hand – Not all businesses accept card payments.
Final Thoughts: Rinse & Repeat
The laundering station is your best tool for moving large sums of cash without hitting game-imposed limits. Just head to the back room, fire up the computer, and let the digital rinse cycle begin.
It’s not flashy, but it’s effective, discreet, and just shady enough to feel right at home in Schedule 1. 🕵️💵
