[FREE] Utility Banking System - Modern ESX/QBCore Banking

Utility Banking System

A comprehensive banking solution for FiveM servers supporting both ESX and QBCore frameworks. This system features a modern UI, complete banking functionality, and seamless integration with your server’s economy.

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Features

  • Dual Framework Support: Compatible with both ESX and QBCore
  • Modern UI: Sleek, responsive interface with customizable themes
  • Complete Banking Features:
    • Deposits and withdrawals
    • Money transfers between accounts
    • Detailed transaction history
    • Account statistics and information
  • Multiple Access Points:
    • ATMs throughout the map
    • Bank locations with NPC bankers
    • Target system integration (ox_target/qb-target)
  • Security Features:
    • Unique account numbers
    • Transaction verification
    • Detailed logging

Technical Information

  • Resource Usage: ~0.02ms idle, ~0.10ms during active use
  • Dependencies:
    • ESX or QBCore framework
    • oxmysql
    • ox_lib (optional for enhanced functionality)
  • Configuration: Easy setup through unencrypted config.lua
  • Code Quality: ~2,000 lines of optimized, well-commented code

Installation

  1. Import the SQL file to your database
  2. Configure the config.lua to your preferences
  3. Add to your server resources and start the script
  4. Enjoy a complete banking experience!

Elevate your server’s economy with this professional banking system that combines functionality, aesthetics, and performance.

Code is accessible Ne, config only
Subscription-based No
Lines (approximately) 2000
Requirements Esx or qbcore framework, oxmysql, ox_lib
Support Yes
2 Likes

switched framework to qbcore, but still requesting es_extended
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just edit the fxmanifest lol

Good script! Especially since it’s free. Do you use any JS framework?

no, we don’t use any JavaScript framework for this banking system. It’s built with vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS only. We decided to keep it lightweight and framework-free to ensure maximum compatibility and performance. This approach also makes it easier for other developers to understand and modify the code if needed.

Why not put on github when it’s free?

The local file is broken no matter what I do in it it stays with the old local