Yes, there is always a risk. YimMenu is detected by Rockstar's anti-cheat. While it uses techniques to minimize detection, no mod menu is 100% safe. Use a secondary account and avoid obvious features like money drops in public sessions.
Yes. YimMenu is completely free and open-source. It is developed by Yimura and the community on GitHub. Anyone charging money for YimMenu is scamming you.
Script Hook V is a library that allows custom scripts to interact with GTA V's engine. A mod menu (like YimMenu) is a specific type of script that provides a user interface for toggling features in real-time. Script Hook V is required for most single-player mods, while mod menus are typically used in Online.
Using mods in GTA Online violates Rockstar's Terms of Service. However, many players use mod menus like YimMenu in private or solo sessions. The risk of ban increases significantly if you use mods in public sessions or disrupt other players.
After a GTA V title update, YimMenu may stop working. Wait for the YimMenu developers to release a new version on their GitHub releases page. Do not use outdated versions as they may cause crashes or increase ban risk.
A DLL injector is a program that forces a DLL file (like YimMenu.dll) to load into a running process (like GTA5.exe). This is how mod menus are loaded into the game. Most injectors require Administrator privileges.
All download links on ModVerse point directly to official sources (GitHub, developer websites). We never rehost files. However, you should always scan downloaded files with VirusTotal before running them.
No. Rockstar does not offer refunds for accounts banned due to modding. You assume all risk when using mods. This is why we strongly recommend using a secondary account.