How to Get Cash Quickly in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ

A new Call of Duty title has arrived with the launch of Modern Warfare 4, which brings DMZ back to the fold as one of the core game modes.

Progression in DMZ is separate from Multiplayer, with entirely different unlock methods, and cash is king in the game, as it’s required for everything from building your own loadouts to saving your Operator if you go down in the field.

If you’re in need of cash in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ, here are some tips to speed up the process.

Complete Dynamic Ops

Dynamic Ops are one of the most effective ways to get cash in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ, with the added benefit that money obtained for completing them is immediately secured into your account, so you don’t need to worry about extracting.

DMZ features a wide array of Dynamic Ops, some of which are relatively simple and have only a couple of stages, while others will have a chain of objectives to complete back-to-back, potentially sending you into some dangerous areas.

You can queue directly into a Dynamic Ops mission from the FOB when searching for a game, or you can pick up a Dynamic Ops Phone, marked in green on the map, to start a mission while deployed.

Spree of Side Ops

Alongside Dynamic Ops, Side Ops are a quick way to obtain cash in DMZ, and while the payout is smaller than Dynamic Ops, they are significantly quicker to complete.

These include clearing out Compounds, commandeering SAM Turrets, and securing UAV, and won’t take too long at all, so they’re quick to chain together, and you can earn some decent loot while you work.

Story Missions

Once you’re more established in DMZ and have an Operator with several Traits and some decent loot, Story Missions are a go-to choice, particularly if you have a squad to play with, as the payout can be significant.

Alongside loot earned in the game, Story Missions have completion rewards that can be as much as tens of thousands, and they’re also integral to driving forward the narrative in DMZ, which will become important as the Seasonal content progresses.

Sell Valuables

DMZ has a wide array of valuables to loot, alongside the gear you can utilize and the materials used for 3D printing, which are marked with a diamond.

These can often range from $500 to several thousand, and they stack together nicely, so they can make a decent chunk of change if you successfully extract with them in tow.

Be wary, though, as some of these valuables are required to complete upgrades in the FOB, but that comes later down the line, and you can always focus on that once your bank balance is healthier.

Offload Unwanted Loot

While they don’t provide as much as a payday as the valuables you can offload, unwanted loot can quickly stack up to a decent amount, and there’s never any shortage in game.

Any Tactical or Lethal Equipment you don’t plan on using can net you a couple of hundred dollars at a time, while Field Upgrades are also a quick buck if you don’t utilize them.

As mentioned, all of these are easy to come by every time you deploy in DMZ, so you can replace them if need be.