Complete Bank System

Complete Bank System

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Wanted Mods Bank System is a complete banking resource for RedM servers, focused on RP economy flow and long-term server scalability.

It includes personal/business accounts, transfers, invoices, loans, checks, salaries, permissions, reputation, branch-based settings, and webhook logs.

Main Features

  • Branch-based banking with schedules, prompts, blips, and NPCs.
  • Personal and business accounts.
  • Deposits, withdrawals, and inter-player transfers.
  • Configurable fees (deposit, withdraw, transfer, maintenance).
  • Invoice/billing system with optional lock behavior.
  • Loan system with limits, interest, penalties, and reputation influence.
  • Check flow: issue, sign, deposit, void, expiry rules.
  • Business management: members, roles, permissions.
  • Salary/payroll system for business accounts.
  • Multi-currency branch setup.
  • Webhook-ready action logs.
  • Built-in server exports for integration with custom scripts.

Compatibility

  • RedM
  • Frameworks: rsg, vorp, standalone
  • Dependency: oxmysql

What Is Included

  • SQL auto-creation on first start (CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS).
  • Configurable locale system.
  • Framework adapter files.
  • Webhook module.

Installation

  1. Place wm_bank inside your resources/*.
  2. Add ensure wm_bank to your server.cfg or resources.cfg.
  3. Restart the server/resource.

Configuration Notes

  • Main settings: shared/config.lua
  • Translations: shared/locale.lua
  • Webhooks: server/webhooks.lua
  • Framework adapters:
  • server/frameworks/rsg.lua
  • server/frameworks/vorp.lua
  • server/frameworks/standalone.lua

Exports

The resource provides server exports for balance, account operations, loans, documents, and VIP helpers.

You can integrate your own resources directly with WM Bank logic.

Additional Note

WM Bank has its own bank-balance management system.

If you want full framework-core synchronization, you can route core bank actions to WM Bank exports.

This is optional and left to each server owner’s architecture preference.