Stash House Safe Codes in GTA Online: All 10 Combinations, Rewards and Locations

Quick facts

All 10 Stash House safe codes

Every Stash House safe uses one of these ten combinations. If you can't spot the note, just work down the list:

• 01-23-45

• 02-12-87

• 05-02-91

• 24-10-81

• 28-03-98

• 28-11-97

• 44-23-37

• 72-68-83

• 73-27-38

• 77-79-73

Nine of the ten have been spotted on in-game notes. 73-27-38 comes from the same list pulled from the game's own data, but nobody seems to have photographed it on a note yet, so if one code ever lets you down, it's that one.

Copy these exactly. Versions floating around online often carry a wrong digit or two, so check each code against this list.

How to enter the combination

The safe takes three two-digit numbers in order. For 28-11-97, that means 28, then 11, then 97. Players report that confirming before all six digits are in throws an error and sends you back to the start, so fill in all three numbers before you confirm.

Where to find the safe combination

The combination is on a small yellow sticky note stuck somewhere inside the Stash House. Check the walls, pillars, tables, cabinets and stairs.

If you went in with explosives, look under bodies and any furniture you knocked over, because both can end up covering the note. And if it still won't show itself, stop searching: with only ten possible codes, trying the list above is usually faster than hunting.

How to raid a Stash House, step by step

This is how to break the safe in a GTA Online Stash House from start to finish:

1. Find today's Stash House. Open the map and look for the purple house icon with a crosshair. Your location may not match a friend's, so don't assume you're both heading to the same building.

2. Lose any wanted level. You can't get in while the cops are after you.

3. Kick the door in. A purple marker sits at the entrance.

4. Clear out the dealers. Expect a handful of armed dealers inside, usually five.

5. Open the safe. Find the sticky note or run through the ten codes, then grab the reward.

6. Get clear of the area. More armed dealers turn up in cars as you leave, so don't hang around outside.

The whole thing is fully solo. You can reportedly bring organization or MC members along too, and they follow the leader in.

Stash House rewards: where the supplies actually go

The main prize is a free supply refill, and it fills the business's supplies to full. The catch is that it goes to one of your businesses that uses supplies, picked at random. You can't choose which one.

Players have seen it refill the Cocaine Lockup, Meth Lab, Weed Farm, Counterfeit Cash Factory, Document Forgery Office, Bunker and Acid Lab. Treat those as examples rather than a complete list: any running business with a supply bar is a candidate.

What you get depends on what you own:

The Nightclub is never refilled

A Stash House won't add anything to your Nightclub. The Nightclub has no supplies to refill, so it isn't a target. The same goes for any other business without a supply bar.

Raid it before you buy supplies

Because the pick is random, the refill can land on a business that's already almost full and waste most of itself. The simple fix: do the Stash House first thing, see which business it topped up, and only then pay for supplies everywhere else.

All 25 possible Stash House locations

The game draws each day's Stash House from a pool of 25 spots spread across Los Santos and Blaine County. Your map shows today's Stash House, so this list is for reference and for knowing roughly where you're headed. To see all 25 pinned on a map, see our Stash House locations page.

Is the daily Stash House worth it?

Yes, if you own a business that uses supplies. Players clear one in about two minutes, and the reward is a full refill you'd otherwise pay for. How much that saves depends on which business it picks and what supplies cost that week, which is why it's worth running before you buy anything. With no eligible business, about GTA$ 30,000 and 1,000 RP is still decent pay for a short job.

It fits neatly into a daily loop. Knock it out on the same trip as your daily collectibles and a stop at the Gun Van. Millar's Fishery in Galilee can reportedly double as a G's Cache spot, so on the right day you may get both in one stop.

Keep an eye on the weekly update too. Rockstar periodically runs a Weekly Challenge that pays a GTA$ 100,000 bonus for raiding a few Stash Houses in one week, and has run a 2X GTA$ and RP week on them in the past. For more activities you can run alone, see our solo money making guide, and track the rest of your recurring tasks on the weekly checklist.

FAQ

What is the code for the safe in a GTA Online Stash House?

There's no single code, but it's always one of ten: 01-23-45, 02-12-87, 05-02-91, 24-10-81, 28-03-98, 28-11-97, 44-23-37, 72-68-83, 73-27-38 or 77-79-73. The right one is on a yellow sticky note inside, or you can just try them all.

Can you choose which business the Stash House resupplies?

No. The refill goes to one of your businesses that uses supplies, picked at random. The best you can do is raid it before buying supplies so a random pick doesn't waste a purchase.

Does the Stash House resupply the Nightclub?

No. The Nightclub has no supplies, so a Stash House never adds anything to it. Only businesses with a supply bar, like the Bunker or Cocaine Lockup, can be refilled.

What happens if my businesses are already full of supplies?

If the business it picks is only partly full, the leftover supplies are wasted. If every eligible business is already full, players report getting a cash payout instead. If you own no business that takes supplies at all, you get about GTA$ 30,000 and 1,000 RP.

Can you do Stash Houses solo?

Yes, the whole raid is fully solo. Just make sure you've lost any wanted level first, because you can't enter while the cops are after you.