Two keys drive the operation
Complete one clean circuit
Open F9 and read the switchboard
The devices, plastic, cash-out, case file, and help menus show what is currently possible and what is blocked.
Choose and plant a rig
Travel to a supported site, approach the plant point, and use F10. A planted rig is an exposed asset, not passive income.
Return before the data rots
Pulling later can produce more, but the site becomes easier to notice and the captured data loses value with time.
Turn data into plastic
Use the operation menus to prepare usable stock. Keep track of units, line quality, and what is physically on you.
Cash out at a valid counter
Different counters have limits, risk, and availability. The clean money only exists after the physical cash-out completes.
Every step leaves evidence
Plant and pull
Spread rigs across locations instead of repeating one predictable route.
Data has a shelf life
Old stock decays. Process what you can actually cash before collecting more.
Counters close
Limits and scrutiny force movement. Mules reduce your exposure but create betrayal and recovery risks.
There is an exit
The five-job long con and retirement path reward a stable operation, not endless volume.
The file learns behavior, not just totals
Repeated districts, hours, devices, merchants, loud recoveries, and compromised people advance the case. Quiet and Loud stances trade speed for exposure. Check “The file” before committing to a route and change patterns before the next stage locks in.
Protect the operation before troubleshooting
Grand Theft Auto V\scripts\SwipeLife\SwipeLife.logGrand Theft Auto V\scripts\SwipeLife\save-<character>.jsonIf F9 does nothing, confirm SwipeLife.dll appears in ScriptHookVDotNet.log. If a site prompt is missing, leave the area, let the world stream, and return. For a stuck active run, preserve the save and log before reloading scripts. Post edition, location, exact action, and relevant log lines in the Swipe Life support room.