In Schedule 1, the law is always lurking, which means you have to be careful not to get caught! One limit that players face to stay under the radar is a $10,000 ATM deposit limit each week, which late into the game, becomes a major wall to cleaning up your dirty cash and making legitimate purchases. With that, here we'll address whether players can raise their ATM deposit limit in Schedule 1, and ways to get around this limiting factor.

Schedule 1: Can You Raise Your ATM Deposit Limit?

Unfortunately, the ATM deposit limit in Schedule 1 cannot be increased and permanently remains at $10,000 a week. The in-game reason for this is that the money being deposited is technically “dirty,” and anything beyond the $10,000 would alert authorities. However, that does not mean there are no other ways to deposit money into your bank account while you're waiting for your limit to reset. This brings us to money laundering.

Money Laundering in Schedule 1

Businesses found throughout the city can be purchased for the purpose of laundering money, which is ultimately a roundabout way of depositing money into your bank account beyond the $10,000 limit. To begin this process in Schedule 1, head to Ray’s Real Estate and speak to Ray. There, he will provide options for purchasing properties or businesses. Select “I’d like to purchase a business” and then the business you would like to buy. Typically, players will want to start with the laundromat, which costs $4000. Ray will inform you that the business has been transferred to your name upon paying. After that, head over to your newly owned laundromat and make your way to the staff area found at its back. Inside, there will be a storage shelf alongside a PC on which you can launder up to $2000. Doing so will gradually “clean” the money over the course of 24 hours and place it in your bank account. Using this feature every day effectively increases your weekly deposit limit from $10,000 to $24,000, but don’t forget you can get even more businesses at Ray’s to increase that number even further. To learn more about money laundering in Schedule 1 and its costs, check out our guide here!