In Schedule 1, cold hard cash has limited uses as online cash is the primary means of buying anything in Hyland. Whenever you deposit cash, there’s a weekly deposit limit of $10,000 that sets your budget cap. However, there’s a way to deposit as much as you want without waiting a full week. Here’s a guide on how Schedule 1 money laundering works and what you can do.

Cash and Online Balance

Every business in Hyland only accepts credit card balances, making the cash you have on hand less useful. To get more online balance, you must deposit your cash to an ATM so that you have more money to actually spend. However, you can only deposit $10,000 per week, which limits how much you can spend on expanding your Hyland drug empire. The game allows you to go beyond the weekly cap through the money laundering system.

How To Launder Your Money

If you have enough online cash, you can purchase a legitimate business from Ray’s Real Estate. Some of the businesses that are purchasable include a laundromat and a car wash. Here’s the full list of available businesses for sale, their cost, and how much money they can launder every 24 hours.

• 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

Once you own your first business, The Laundromat, head into the staff area and use the computer there. After depositing the money, it’ll slowly add the amount to your online balance over 24 hours or 1 in-game day.

With this method, you’ll be able to buy way more stuff and expand your drug business even faster in a week.

Note: Ray’s Real Estate only accepts online cash, so be sure to have the amount on your card.