The $10,000 weekly deposit limit in Schedule 1 may seem low for your growing business once you hit a certain point. You’ll obviously want to increase it as soon as possible, but the game doesn’t make it easy. In fact, you cannot increase the weekly deposit limit at all.
It is designed that way for a reason. You’ll have to learn how to launder your money, and here’s how to do it in Schedule 1.
How to Launder Money in Schedule 1

To launder money, go to Ray’s Real Estate and look for potential business opportunities. When you talk to Ray, you can choose to buy properties or businesses. Here is the list of businesses you can use to start laundering money:
- Laundromat – $4,000
- Post Office – $10,000
- The Car Wash – $20,000
- Taco Ticklers – $50,000
Once you purchase one business, go to its location and go to the back room, where you’ll see a computer. Bring your cash and interact with the computer to launder the money. It takes 24 hours to launder or clean the money completely.

It completes after the whole 24 hours, not at the day’s start. For example, if you start laundering your money at 3 PM, it’ll be transferred to your online balance at 3 PM the next day. This bypasses the weekly deposit limit, so you can finally put more money into your online balance to buy more products.
You should start laundering your money even if you aren’t on the weekly limit. Make it your daily routine to go through all your businesses to clean your money.
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When Does the Weekly Deposit Limit Reset in Schedule 1?

There’s a neat little trick to play around the weekly deposit limit. Each player’s weekly deposit limit is separate from one another. So, if you are playing with three other friends, each of you can deposit $10,000 a week, totaling $40,000 if everyone deposits their max value.
You can also give money to other players by depositing cash in the employee briefcases, allowing your friend to pick up the cash. This trick allows you to swap money and easily lets everyone deposit $10,000.
The weekly deposit limit resets every Monday, so if your party makes over $40,000 a week, that’s when you should start laundering as a group.
Published: Mar 28, 2025 5:52 PM UTC