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# Held for you

## Deposit Box

A strongbox in the branch's vault: a real container in whichever inventory you run — a `vorp_inventory` custom inventory on VORP, an `rsg-inventory` stash on RSG — one per character per branch.

```lua
safebox = { slots = 10, maxSlots = 100, slotCost = 10, weapons = true, weight = 500000 },
```

| Key        | What it does                                      |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| `slots`    | Slots the box starts with                         |
| `maxSlots` | Ceiling the depositor may rent up to              |
| `slotCost` | Dollars per extra slot, paid over the counter     |
| `weapons`  | Whether the box will take weapons — **VORP only** |
| `weight`   | Carrying capacity of the box — **RSG only**       |

{% hint style="info" %}
The two inventories count differently, which is why the last two keys are each one-sided. `vorp_inventory` counts **slots** and nothing else, so `weight` is ignored there. `rsg-inventory` enforces **weight as well as slots**, so a box on RSG fills on whichever runs out first — and it takes whatever the inventory itself allows, with no per-stash weapons switch, so `weapons` is ignored there.
{% endhint %}

Rented space is **yours at that branch for good** — it is bought once, not leased. The charge is taken from the vault and written into the ledger.

Setting `safebox = nil` on a branch means that counter keeps no boxes. Rhodes ships that way, matching the stock VORP setup. The page then names the branches that do have them, so a depositor knows where to ride.

{% hint style="warning" %}
This desk needs an inventory: `vorp_inventory` on VORP, `rsg-inventory` on RSG. On standalone, or with neither running, the desk is hidden rather than faked and the page explains that the bank keeps no boxes.
{% endhint %}

***

## Company Account

A chartered outfit with its own book, its own members and a payroll.

```lua
Config.Company = {
  charterFee     = 250.0,
  twoSignatures  = 500.0,   -- above this a plain signatory may not draw alone
  wagesEveryDays = 7,
  autoWages      = false,   -- true = the server pays wages on schedule
  bookKeep       = 40,      -- entries kept in the company book
  rights = {
    deposit = 'Deposit only',
    draw    = 'Draw & deposit',
    full    = 'Full authority',
  },
}
```

### Chartering

Any depositor may name an outfit and open a book in its name, paying `charterFee` over the counter. They become its **principal**. One charter to a name — a depositor who already signs for an outfit cannot charter another, and cannot be put on a second one.

### Members and rights

Hands are hired off the bank's own register — a name must hold an account here. A new hand starts as **deposit only, on no wage**; open their row to change either.

| Right     | What it allows                                         |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| `deposit` | Pay into the book. Nothing may be drawn out            |
| `draw`    | Pay in and draw out, subject to the two-signature rule |
| `full`    | Full authority on the book                             |

### The two-signature rule

Above `twoSignatures`, a plain signatory may not draw alone. Below it, their signature is sufficient. A principal or full signatory is not limited.

{% hint style="info" %}
The **last full signature cannot leave** the book. If it could, the money would be locked in for good with nobody able to sign for it.
{% endhint %}

### Wages

Each hand carries a weekly wage. **Pay the Wages** settles them all at once out of the company book. With `autoWages = true` the server does it on schedule every `wagesEveryDays`; with it off, somebody has to walk in and press the button.

***

## Branch Network

Every counter on the wire, what it holds, what it charges you, and whether it is open.

Each row shows the town, the region, its hours, its cash on hand, its surcharge, and its standing. Selecting one works out exactly what a withdrawal of a test sum would cost you there — what is paid over the counter, what the surcharge adds, and what comes off the account.

### Branch standing

| Status    | What it means                                                |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `open`    | Open for business at the posted hours                        |
| `guarded` | Hired men at the door. Expect to be looked over              |
| `robbed`  | Lately robbed. The book is unsettled and no cash is paid out |
| `closed`  | Shut until further notice                                    |

A robbed or shuttered counter pays out nothing. The page then offers to **put the counter back on its feet** — but only to somebody acting for the bank:

```lua
Config.Manager = {
  right = 'manager',              -- 'anyone' lets any depositor do it
  aces  = { 'vts.manager', 'command' },
  jobs  = { 'banker', 'bankmanager' },
}
```

An ace on the server or one of the listed framework jobs opens it. Standalone servers have no job book, so the ace is the only key.

See [Integrating other scripts](/script-documentation/cas-banking/reference/integration.md) for how a robbery script fits in.