Most bank jobs are a door, a minigame and a pile of cash. This one makes the crew find out how to get in before anything opens, so the robbery has a plan, a scout and a moment where it can go wrong.

Before the doors

A homeless man hangs around the bank at a different spot each time. He knows the weak point of whichever guard is on shift, but he wants something first, cigarettes by default. Bring it and he talks. Walk up as a police officer and he tells you where to go.

Inside

The guard can be handled four ways: violence, intimidation, a sympathetic approach or a bribe. Pick the one that matches his weak point and he gives up the name of the employee who holds the vault code. That code sits on one of the staff computers, so the crew has to search the right desk while the alarm carries across the block. Doors along the way take a lockpick or a hacking device, each with its own minigame, and the item can be lost on a failed attempt.

The vault

The keypad allows two tries per job. Miss both and the vault stays shut for good. Past the door, a laser pattern shifts in front of the last gate: walk through it and that gate locks, which means more thermite to get out. Deposit boxes are drilled one at a time, with synced sparks and sound, then looted.

What you take home

The weapon used to start the job decides the loot table, so a crew with a pistol leaves with less than one carrying an SMG. Cash and item rewards for each tier are server-side config, along with the list of weapons allowed to start it.

Fitting it in

ESX, QBCore or Qbox, detected automatically, with ox_lib as the one dependency. Every file ships open, including a bridge for notifications, money and inventory. Police needed, the cooldown (three hours out of the box), item names, the bribe price, the alarm and the NPC positions are config, and the locations can be moved to suit a custom bank interior. Officers can stop and reset a job in progress, and a player who connects mid-job sees the same state as everyone else.