Echo Gruppe 6

Three systems in one script: a security career with real progression, a player-owned ATM economy, and a crew-based heist ladder.

Your players spend months moving cash for the bank. Then some of them start taking it.

THE LEGAL SIDE: A CAREER, NOT A JOB

Players form Gruppe 6 crews and work a shared progression system. Early contracts are simple. Later ones are not — routes get longer, security gets heavier, payouts scale to match.

Progression means the job your players do at level twenty is a different job from the one they did on day one. There is no point at which the loop becomes a button they press for money.

THE ATM BUSINESS

This is the part no other security script has.

Players buy ATMs, place them, and stock them with their own cash. Machines earn passive income based on real usage by real players. Owners pay ongoing business tax.

Neglect an ATM and it gets repossessed.

That single rule turns a payout system into an economy. Your players are now running a business with overheads, and businesses with overheads generate roleplay that job scripts never do — partnerships, buyouts, disputes over who forgot to stock the machine on Naples Street.

THE ILLEGAL SIDE: HEISTS THAT NEED A CREW

Players form dedicated heist crews and work a separate ladder. Early jobs are accessible. Later ones require planning, communication, and division of labour — not firepower.

Difficulty, security, and mechanical complexity all scale as the crew levels. The content stays ahead of the players.

TWO PATHS FROM ONE SCRIPT

The same players who move the money can rob it. Servers that want a clean security job get one. Servers that want organized crime get that. Servers that want both — and the friction between them — get the reason this script exists.

Compatibility: QBX (Qbox), QBCore, ESX

Dependencies: ox_lib

Runs standalone, or as an app inside Echo Tablet.