Every crime server has a laundering problem it can't see. Heists pay out, marked bills pile up, and somewhere a money wash turns them clean at a rate nobody chose. Shadow Pulse puts that economy on one dashboard.
It logs every dollar of dirty money by source (robberies, heists, drug sales, theft, admin, unknown) and matches dirty money leaving a character with clean money arriving shortly after. The dashboard shows dirty money created per hour, the laundering rate, the median time from dirty to clean, the cut each laundering route takes, the top holders and the top launderers. On top of that you get a one-line verdict: too cheap, too fast, everything gets laundered, stockpiling, or balanced.
Flags go up when one character launders more than your hourly limit, or when dirty money shows up with no known source. A server convar sends them to Discord.
It reads dirty money the way your server stores it: the black_money account on ESX, marked bills with their worth on qb-inventory and ox_inventory, black_money items, or a dirty money type you added yourself. The README spells out what each setup can and can't see, so you know what you're getting before you install it.
What it does
- Dirty money ledger by source, written to the database in batches (a few queries an hour, even on a full server)
- Laundering detection by time window and ratio band, plus laundering reasons you name
- Laundering rate, median and average time to clean, and the cut per route
- Top holders and top launderers
- Flags for fast laundering and unknown sources, with an optional Discord webhook
- One export for heist and laundering scripts, counted once even if the framework also reports the change
- Admin dashboard (/shadowpulse) behind ace permissions, plus a console summary
- ESX Legacy, Qbox and QBCore, with ox_inventory, qb-inventory or ak47_qb_inventory, detected automatically
- Config, locales, framework bridge and SQL left open for your own edits
