Whitelisted FiveM roleplay community.
Everything on the server exists to make scenes better, not louder.
Every player passes an application and an interview. No randoms, no fail-RP tourists. Just people who want to tell good stories.
Gang, organisation and faction rules are public and applied the same way to everyone.
Hand-built jobs, heists, housing and an economy you won't find on every other server.
Reports handled with clips, not vibes. Appeals are reviewed by someone who wasn't involved. Decisions explained, every time.
Whitelisted roles require an application. Gangs and organisations are built in-city.
Patrol, investigations, SWAT and traffic. Structured ranks and training.
Medical response, hospital RP and rescue. The neutral party in every scene.
Judges, lawyers and prosecutors. Court cases that actually change outcomes.
Build a crew from the ground up, claim turf, run a business or an empire.
The whole process takes about ten minutes. Read the rules first, it saves everyone time.
All applications, announcements and support run through Discord.
Fill out the whitelist application. Questions are based on the rules page.
Most applications are reviewed within 24 hours. You'll receive a Discord role.
Press F8 in FiveM and type connect restrictedrp.site, or hit Connect at the top.
Priority queue, custom plates, vehicles and more. Every purchase keeps the server running and the dev work going.
Moments captured by our players and staff.
Restricted RP runs several Discords so each part of the city has its own home. Join the main one first.
Yes. Apply through Discord, read the rules, and you'll usually hear back within 24 hours.
A legal copy of GTA V, FiveM installed, a working microphone and a Discord account.
Yes. Gangs and organisations are built in-city and registered with the management team. See the Factions page for the short version and the Rules page for the full rules.
No. Store items are priority queue, cosmetics and vehicles. Nothing in the store affects roleplay outcomes.
Open a ticket in Discord with the player's ID, the time, and a clip. Reports without evidence will usually be closed.