Schedule 1: Weekly Deposit Limit Explained

Mar 27

Note: This guide covers content from Schedule 1, a satirical video game set in a fictional world. All items, recipes, and references are entirely made up and exist only in the game. Please don’t try any of this in real life.

You’re out here stacking stacks, flipping packs, and living large—until the ATM slaps you with a $10,000 weekly deposit cap. Suddenly, you’re stuck carrying more cash than your pants were ever meant to hold. That’s where the Laundromat comes in.

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What’s the Deal with the Weekly Cap?

In Schedule 1, ATMs won’t let you deposit more than $10,000 per in-game week. Once you hit that limit, any extra cash stays in your pocket—and you can’t spend it on houses, cars, or businesses unless it’s on your card. You know, like a good citizen.

When Does the ATM Limit Reset?

The weekly deposit amount/ATM resets every Monday.

Why You Need the Laundromat

The Laundromat doesn’t make money like your other businesses. Its only job is to clean your dirty cash and bump up your weekly deposit cap. That means you can keep funneling thousands into your card account, even after the ATM limit says “no.”

It’s slow but effective:

Takes 24 in-game hours to clean your cash.
Transforms it into clean, depositable funds.
Doesn’t profit on its own—just helps you spend more.

How to Buy the Laundromat

Head to Ray’s Realty in Southeast Northtown (south of the Post Office).
Bring $4,000 on your debit card—Ray doesn’t take cash.
Purchase the Laundromat and unlock the building on your map (it’s near the Warehouse and Barbershop).
Once bought, enter the back office inside the building to begin laundering.

Note: Read our Laundromat Guide here.

When Should You Buy It?

Early game? Skip it unless you're drowning in cash.
Mid-to-late game? Essential once you’re making more than $10k per week.
Planning a big purchase like a new house or fancy car? Buy the Laundromat first.

Final Blurb

The $10,000 weekly deposit cap in Schedule 1 is just the game’s way of saying, “Slow down, Kingpin.” But the Laundromat says, “No thanks.” If you're ready to move real weight and need more room on your card, this is your solution. Buy it, clean it, stack it—then go buy something stupid. You’ve earned it.