Single-vault bank scripts with a basic lockpick prompt have been done to death on FiveM. Pacific Bank Heist structures the robbery as a sequence of decisions rather than a checklist: your crew has to read a computer screen for the vault code, navigate laser patterns without tripping the final door lock, then use thermite to bypass what the lasers protect. Miss a step and the consequences cascade — not a flat “heist failed” message.

NPC guards are synchronized and voice-acted, which changes the tension dynamic. Players can’t quietly ignore them the way they do stationary peds. The hobos in the approach area react as well, adding unpredictability to the outer zone. Police integration means the server’s law enforcement can interrupt, monitor, or reset the heist through proper in-game channels rather than admin commands — that alone makes this work on serious RP servers where staff intervention should stay minimal.

Key Features

• Multi-stage heist structure: approach → code retrieval → laser puzzle → thermite → vault
• Laser obstacle course with door-lock consequences if triggered mid-heist
• Thermite mechanics and synchronized drilling/vault-opening animations
• Voice-acted NPC guards and hobo ambient characters with dynamic reactions
• Weapon-tier loot configuration — server owners control payout scaling by weapon class
• Police job integration for lawful heist management, interruption, and reset
• Event injection security baked in at the resource level
• Code only executes when players are nearby — no idle performance cost
• Mid-heist player sync for crews joining after the robbery has started
• Bridge functions accessible for customisation within the encrypted build

Framework Compatibility

Supports ESX, QBCore, and Qbox out of the box. Requires ox_lib and ox_target. Server-side loot, timing, and NPC behaviour all configurable.

Weapon-tiered loot is the configuration detail worth paying attention to: it lets you balance the risk-to-reward ratio directly from config.lua so you’re not relying on your economy to self-correct after a heist meta develops. Rated 4.56/5 across nine reviews.