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ATM DUI System

Ultra-realistic DUI-rendered ATMs with live banking screens for ESX and QBCore

$6.99
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Most FiveM ATMs are a flat texture with a menu bolted on top — you press E at a picture of a screen and a UI pops over your view. This system does it the immersive way: the machine's display is a real rendered interface living in the world, so walking up to an ATM feels like walking up to an actual cash machine that was already on before you arrived.

What makes this atm different

  • DUI-rendered screens show a live, interactive banking interface directly on the ATM in the world.
  • No jarring full-screen popup — the display you look at is the display you use.
  • Crisp, readable displays hold up at every graphics setting and distance.
  • The realism sells itself; players notice the difference the first time they withdraw cash.

Full banking at the machine

  • Deposits, withdrawals and balance checks handled right at the ATM.
  • Player-to-player transfers keep quick money movement believable and on-the-spot.
  • Reads and writes your framework's real account data — no parallel ledger to desync.
  • ATM locations across the map keep cash errands quick without a bank trip.

Clean to run

  • Built for ESX and QBCore with a straightforward install.
  • Configurable ATM props, locations, fees and limits in open files.
  • Optimized DUI handling keeps the visual upgrade light on performance.
  • Pairs cleanly with your existing banking UI or a full bank script.

Immersion in the small things

Players touch ATMs constantly, and every one of those touches is a chance to feel real or feel gamey. Upgrading the machine itself is a cheap, high-frequency win for immersion. Pair it with our full Bablo Banking or browse the rest of our banking & economy scripts.

Installation is quick for an ESX or QBCore server, and the props, locations and fees all tune in open files. Most owners swap it in during a single restart and players simply find nicer, living machines waiting for them the next morning.

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