Money Counter

• Only sorts Dollars ( $ ) and ejects all other currency
  
• Capacity of one max handful (300 bills)
  
• Cannot select stack size (default 100 count)
  
• Requires manual taping of bundles
  
• Does not remove counterfeits
  
• Does not detect marked cash

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Money Counter L

• Only sorts Dollars ( $ ) and ejects all other currency
  
• Capacity of two max handfuls (600 bills)
  
• Can select stack size (default 100, 50, 20, or blank count)
  
• Load with tape to secure bundles with a press of a button
  
• Able to remove counterfeits
  
• Does not detect marked cash

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Money Counter Euro L

• Only sorts Euros ( € ) and ejects all other currency
  
• Capacity of two max handfuls (600 bills)
  
• Can select stack size (default 100, 50, 20, or blank count)
  
• Load with tape to secure bundles with a press of a button
  
• Able to remove counterfeits
  
• Does not detect marked cash

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Money Counter Yen L

• Only sorts Yen ( ¥ ) and ejects all other currency
  
• Capacity of two max handfuls (600 bills)
  
• Can select stack size (default 100, 50, 20, or blank count)
  
• Load with tape to secure bundles with a press of a button
  
• Able to remove counterfeits
  
• Does not detect marked cash

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Money Counter XXL

• Sorts all bill types ( $, €, and ¥ )
  
• Capacity of three max handfuls + 100 (1,000 bills)
  
• Can select stack size (default 100, 50, 20, 10, or blank count)
  
• Load with tape to secure bundles with a press of a button
  
• Able to remove counterfeits
  
• Does not detect marked cash

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Marked Bills Sorter

• Use with all bill types ( $, €, and ¥ )
  
• Capacity of one max handful (300 bills)
  
• Cannot select stack size (default 100 count)
  
• Requires manual taping of bundles
  
• Does not remove counterfeits
  
• Detects and sorts marked cash

**Thanks to BearbyCat for correcting the capacity of the XXL.**

Money Counter

1. Input
   
2. Output
   
3. Programming Screen
   
4. Denomination Selection Button & Start Button

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Money Counter L

1. Input
   
2. Tape Slot
   
3. Output
   
4. Programming Screen
   
5. Denomination Selection Button, Start Button, Stack Count Button, & Tape Button
   
6. Counterfeit Ejection Output & Toggle Switch

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Money Counter Euro L

1. Input
   
2. Tape Slot
   
3. Output
   
4. Programming Screen
   
5. Denomination Selection Button, Start Button, Stack Count Button, & Tape Button
   
6. Counterfeit Ejection Output & Toggle Switch

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Money Counter Yen L

1. Input
   
2. Tape Slot
   
3. Output
   
4. Programming Screen
   
5. Denomination Selection Button, Start Button, Stack Count Button, & Tape Button
   
6. Counterfeit Ejection Output & Toggle Switch

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Money Counter XXL

1. Input
   
2. Tape Slot
   
3. Output
   
4. Programming Screen
   
5. Denomination Selection Button, Currency Selection Button, Tape Button, & Stack Count Button
   
6. Counterfeit Ejection Output & Toggle Switch
   
7. Start Button

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Marked Money Sorter

1. Input
   
2. Output
   
3. Programming Screen
   
4. Mark Symbol Selection Button & Start Button

Screen

All the screens are identical. It is important to be able to understand the output you are selecting.

• Top Left: Stack Count
  
• Top Right: Currency & Denomination Selections
  
• Middle Right: Current Stack Count on the Output
  
• Bottom Right: Total Stack Worth

Stack Count

• The default is 100 bills which is the max stack size. The first Money Counter is the only one where you cannot alter this. The other counters have the ability to do 100, 50, 20, 10, and blank counts.
  
  
• Selecting the stack count is convenient if you want to use partial bundles to complete requests. (IE: Request for $5,000. Fulfilled with two 100-count $20 bundles [$4,000] and one 50-count $20 bundle [$1,000].)
  
  
• The blank count is special. When the blank is selected, if the stack reaches the max (100 bills) then the money counter will continuously spit out bills regardless of currency, denomination, and selections. To continue sorting for the selected currency and denomination you must clear the output. This function is not very useful on the intermediate money counters, but is very important for the XXL.

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Buttons

The buttons function the same, but the lower tier counters have less functions.




Button Configurations

Money Counter - Beginner












Money Counter L, Euro L, & Yen L - Intermediate












Money Counter XXL - Advanced

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Combinations and Results

I will focus on the programming of the XXL in this section as the preceeding money counters are fairly straightforward.



Sorting by Denomination

This is the most common sorting done in the game. Like the lesser tiers, the XXL can easily do this with the added bonus of being able to do this with any combination of currency and denomination x3. Just make sure you select a stack count other than blank. If you choose blank then the combination you selected will also be ejected if it's output gets full.






















Sorting by Currency

If you have a pile of money that is mixed currency, you can program the XXL to sort only based on currencies ( $, €, and ¥ ). The following programming is for the extreme example of if your pile has all three.

1. Set each screen to a different currency, $, €, and ¥.
   
2. Set each screen to blank denomination.
   
3. Set each screen to 100 count.
   
4. Load the input and press Start.

This configuration will output each currency type regardless of denomination. Setting all the screens to 100 count means that if one output reaches max, the machine will stop and wait for the maxed output to be cleared before starting to sort again. This eliminates the machine spitting anything out (except counterfeits).




Sorting and Bundling a Single Bill Type

Use this configuration if you have a large pile of the same bills (IE: all $10) and you want to quickly get them stacked and taped.

1. Set each screen to the same currency and denomination.
   
2. Set the left and middle screens to blank count.
   
3. Set the right screen to 100 count.
   
4. Load the input and press Start.

Setting the money counter in this way allows it to work from left-to-right. The blank count setting tells the machine to "not stop" and therefore it will "spill over" to the next output. The right-most being set to 100 count gives the machine a stopping point so that it does not spit out any bills. You will have to wait until the machine stops before you can push the Pack button to tape the bundles. Since all three outputs are finished, you can quickly hit all three Pack buttons and grab the bundles off the machine into one handful. You can also push the Pack button with bundles currently in hand. A completely full XXL will result in 10 bundles before you have to load it again.

UV Symbols

These marks require a UV light source and for the room to be dark in order to be seen. All currency types can have any of these marks.

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Screen

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Buttons




Button Configuration

Marked Money Sorter

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Marked Bills Sorter

The Marked Bills Sorter does not have a built in UV light, so it is suggested that you keep one near the machine. The interface is very simple to program, but it does require you run the same pile of money through the machine multiple times in order to fully separate the different markings. Although gang bills have 3 different symbols, they all end up in the same pile.

To make sorting faster, start with the ALL selection to separate the marked bills from unmarked bills. This will ensure you have a smaller pile to run through the machine as the ejected unmarked bills will be removed from the sorting process.

If you have the crypto to spare, you could purchase multiple Marked Bills Sorters and align the ejected bills to land in the next sorter. Almost automating the process.

Faster Bundling on the Machines

While holding a roll of tape, you can click on piles to bundle them on the machine. This way causes them to drop off the front and the machine will start counting again. If you are really good at placing objects you can position the counting machine at the edge of a table so the bundles fall to the floor or into a container.
Tip submitted by: Testymagic

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Reading Bundles at a Glance

Bundles are color-coded. If the bundle is purely a single currency denomination, the tape will be a colored stripe. Any mix of currency or denomination then the bundles will have white striped tape. This is regardless of how many bills are in the stack.

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Feeding the Pig All Currencies

It is recommended that you keep all marked and counterfeit bills. However, inked is highly recommended for feeding the pig. You can feed the pig any denomination and currency.
Yen converts to:

• ¥10,000 = $100
  
• ¥5,000 = $50
  
• ¥1,000 = $10

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Money Conditions

The different effects also have different levels. Dirty, inked, and wet are also "contagious" and will spread to clean money if mixed.

It is recommended to wash and dry dirty money, but inked takes a lot of effort and should be fed to the pig, used for missions where the recipient does not care, or burned. In any case, always keep inked isolated.

To prevent inked bills, always cut bank bags open with a knife. This circumvents the security device in the bag from popping!

Conditions:

• Dry and Clean
  
• Dirty - brown
  
• Inked - blueish-violet
  
• Wet - dark, grey, and shiny

Links to Developer Announcements

Cash Cleaner Simulator Trello Board[trello.com]
Cash Cleaner Simulator Feature Upvote[cashcleanersimulator.featureupvote.com]
5/29/2025 - Roadmap Reveal Announcement
6/10/2025 - Update 1 Experimental Branch Announcement
6/19/2025 - Update 1 - "The Quality of Crime"
7/3/2025 - Update to Experimental Branch
7/8/2025 - QoL Update


Future Features to be Added to this Guide

Update 2:

• Cleaning inked and marked money

Update 3:

• Coins
  
• Coins machine

Update 4:

• British pounds ( £ )
  
• British pounds currency only machine

Update 6:

• Additional currencies

Update TBA:

• XXL Marked money machine
  
• Weights & Scales