How does the bank work?
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Everything you need to survive the streets, explained short and clear.
The Dossier. Part two of the handbook. One card per feature, written as the file the police keep on you, or the file the family keeps on the city. This is where the exact rules and formulas live. Every number comes straight from the game.
How does the bank work?
Depositing street cash into the bank costs a 5% fee. The fee is rounded up and is never bigger than the amount, so even a small deposit pays a fee. Withdrawing is free.
Sending cash to another player goes from bank to bank, with a fee on top of the amount. Street cash stays put. The limits are in The Dossier. The rank gate only applies to the sender. Below that rank the form is hidden. A recipient below that rank can still receive the cash. The form shows what's left of the daily limit and the hourly limit. In Transfers, the other player's name links to their profile. A deleted or dead player stays plain text. The form refuses your own name while you type, before you confirm.
An attack only takes street cash. Cash in the bank stays put. You can't withdraw in jail, the hospital or on the train. You can still deposit.