Where to Stash Loot in ROB RUN

Where should you stash loot in ROB RUN?

Split your loot by type, because each kind has its own home and its own weakness. Kefir (Kefir Games) answers this in its support center: cash belongs at Lenny’s, stolen goods belong in your base, and other players can raid that base. A second answer explains why the bank matters. Thieves and confiscation can take any cash you hold, but not money you have banked, at least until the next wipe.

Where	What it holds	Main risk
Cash Stash at Lenny’s	Cash only	Fixed cap
Base storage on a plot	Items, keys, cash	Raids and open doors
Bank account	Laundered money	Weekly wipe
Car trunk	A few items	Lockpicks
Your bag	Whatever you carry	Dropped on death

An October 16 developer post, written before launch, cast the base wider, as the place for money, cargo and other valuables. Safes, racks and workbenches, it said, go down from your inventory and come from shops or loot.

How does the Cash Stash at Lenny’s work?

This is the first stop for any cash you want to keep. Several players describe the same steps: go to Lenny’s Motel, speak to Lenny, and choose Cash Stash from the menu to bank the cash you are carrying. Players also rate these slots the safest storage in the game, and suggest keeping most money there until you own a house.

The limit is the catch. Players agree the stash has a maximum, and nobody has found a way to expand it. The usual next move is to buy or rent a house. What they do not agree on is the size of that cap:

• 150k, from one player on November 10, who adds that the motel takes no items and that a land plot with a trailer is what lets you store them.
• 100k, from a second player.
• 80 grand, from a third player on November 5.

Each figure has a single source, and the cap may have changed. Check your own menu.

One player reports that every dollar in a Lenny’s stash vanished with no wipe, while the same player’s house was left untouched. Unconfirmed, but a reason not to park a fortune in one place. For everything else the motel offers, see our guide to Lenny’s Motel.

How do you store items at your base?

Anything that is not cash needs a base. The Steam page lists building and upgrading a hideout base to hold loot and vehicles, with workbenches and safes inside. Players spell it out: a house or trailer on a land plot, with storage boxes added. The October 16 post added that a base doubles as an extra respawn point.

A few details come from a single player each:

• A first aid cabinet at the base lets you heal and respawn beside it. Once you move in, you respawn at your house.
• A party member can walk into your property and use your storage, but not your computer, workbench or wardrobe. A party is the only way to share a house.

Your base is not stuck where you first built it. Two players say you can buy another land plot title, claim a plot somewhere else, and take the house and everything in it with you. Before filling those boxes, read the ROB RUN base defense guide on keeping raiders out.

Is a car trunk a safe place for loot?

No. A trunk is for moving loot, not keeping it. The support center notes that Black Market lockpicks open other players’ trunks, police cars included, and says plainly that a parked car is not safe storage. One player adds that a lockpick opens any vehicle trunk.

Space is the other problem. Players find a trunk holds very little, so they upgrade vehicles or switch to a van. If you plan to carry crates, the ROB RUN cargo guide covers what fits and where it goes.

What happens to your stash in a raid?

Count everything in base storage as money at risk. Per Kefir, a raider who uses a decoder on a rival’s Security System gets into the building for a limited time, and the owners can repair the system to shut the raider out. Kefir’s October 2 FAQ, published before launch, named fortification and security modules as the main defense and noted that decoders are not shelf items, so raiders must pick targets.

Players report that raiders who broke in took all the cash, keys, weapons and items stored on the plot. Several warn that an open door or fence gate lets anyone stroll in, and that you should shut both every time you leave. Two players add that once every security system on a base is hacked, the raider can evict the owner. They list eviction tools among the items behind a door at Lenny’s.

The bank is the exception. Several players agree that laundered money in a bank account cannot be taken in a raid or by anyone else, and one of them says the bank has no space limit. One player says even the item that takes over a house and its buildings leaves the bank balance alone. Another lone report calls settlements full PvP and full loot, even for residents. The ROB RUN money guide explains laundering.

What do you lose when you die, switch servers or hit a wipe?

What you carry is the most exposed. Per the support center, it depends on where you die and which side you play:

Situation	What survives
Criminal killed in Looty Bay	Equipped gear if you give yourself up to police instead; otherwise nothing
Anyone dying in the desert	Nothing
Civilian killed in the city	Bag contents and equipped gear
Police officer	Everything but department-issued gear

Two players agree: a dead criminal drops everything carried, weapons included.

Surrender is where the sources split: several players say an arrest keeps your loadout and surrendering costs you everything, the reverse of the support center.

Server changes run through the same prison. The support center’s steps to join a friend on another server start with Surrender to Feds at the Prison. Two players say a server switch drops everything except authority.

The wipe takes the most, as of November 11, 2026. Per the support center, the reset arrives once a week and converts your cash, guns, bases and the land under them into jail time and authority. Account-level progress such as cosmetics and settings is kept. Two players describe vehicles, money, weapons and properties being seized and converted into a prison sentence. One player adds that the whole Shipments upgrade tree resets too.

Banking still pays off between wipes. Two players say laundering at home is the only way to get dirty cash into the bank, with withdrawals at ATMs. As of November 11, 2026, one player puts the cost of opening an account at 5,000, paid at the bank as a civilian. The ROB RUN wipe page tracks each reset.