Money – Cash, ATM & Accounts

Real money for Minecraft – coins and banknotes you carry, a purse to keep them in, an ATM to bank
them, and an account per player. Built as the shared currency for a family of mods: one dollar,
earned in one and spent in another.

Cash

Pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, one to one hundred dollar notes and a $10,000 strap of
hundreds, drawn after the real US ones – dark engraving on cream paper, the security thread from the
$5 up, the blue ribbon only on the $100, real coin sizes. Every stack tells you what it is worth.

The purse

Holds a sum, not a pile of notes. Right-click sweeps all the cash out of your inventory into it;
sneak right-click takes the largest note back out. Up to $10,000 by default.

The ATM

Where cash and account meet. Pay notes in, take them out, pick a quick amount or type any sum. It
counts what you feed it and never breaks a note – and tells you what actually moved.

Accounts

One per player, kept in the world, so anyone can be paid while offline. Accounts can belong to a
shop or an NPC as well as a player.

/money                          your balance
/money pay <player> <sum>       pay someone
/money give|take <player> <sum> operators
/money list                     operators

Sums are typed as text: 25, 25.50, $1,000.99.

For mod developers

One class, MoneyAPI: charge, pay, transfer, read balances, pay out and take in cash. Everything in
cents as whole numbers, everything on the server, every booking returns a result that says why it
failed. A mod that knows about teams can tell Money whose account a player’s money goes to – Money
itself has no team system and depends on nothing.

Used by Data Center (optional – with Money installed, its dollars are Money’s dollars).

NeoForge 1.21.1. Needed on both client and server.