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The Bank Contract
Grand Theft Auto V

The Bank Contract

Learn how to complete The Bank Contract in Grand Theft Auto V. This guide covers stealing cash from Fleeca Bank vaults, dealing with police, and delivering to the client.

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Learn how to complete The Bank Contract in Grand Theft Auto V. This guide covers stealing cash from Fleeca Bank vaults, dealing with police, and delivering to the client.

Alright, so you've decided to tackle 'The Bank Contract' in Grand Theft Auto V. This one's pretty straightforward, but you'll want to pay attention to the details, especially when the cops show up. Let's get this done!

Walkthrough
  1. 1
    First things first, you need to activate the mission from the Job Board. Once that's done, hop into any car and head towards one of the Fleeca Bank branches. They're all marked on your map, so you can't miss 'em.
  2. 2
    When you get there, walk into the back room. You'll see a vault door. Your job is to place a Thermal Charge on it to get access to the cash inside.
  3. 3
    After you've grabbed the cash, you'll probably notice your Wanted Level ticking up. Don't panic! Just keep your cool and make your way out of the bank.
  4. 4
    Once you're outside, you'll need to deal with the police that have shown up. Clear them out before you even think about getting into your car.
  5. 5
    You'll need to hit up all six Fleeca Banks to get all the cash. After you've collected from the last one, it's time to deliver the loot to the client to wrap up this contract.
Tips
  • Make sure you have a decent getaway car ready before you start. You'll want something fast to lose the cops.
  • When clearing out the police outside the bank, use cover to your advantage. Don't just stand out in the open.
  • If you're finding the Wanted Level hard to shake, try heading to a Pay 'n' Spray as soon as you can after losing the initial police presence.

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