Advanced Clearance Card I & Chaotic Core Guide In NTE Pink Paw Heist

To reach Mammon in NTE’s Pink Paw Heist, you must collect Advanced Clearance Card I and Chaotic Core, then go to the Core Vault on the LG3 – Vault Floor.

Pink Paw Heist is part of the Hethereau Hobbies in NTE. It unlocks at City Tycoon level 10. The game can give you a maximum of 1 million Fons every 2 weeks, and getting the money rewards doesn’t consume City Energy, meaning you can still use your City Energy for other activities. Additionally, there’s no limit to how many Paw-Paw Coins you can earn, so you can keep playing for these pink coins.

Updated on June 11, 2026, by Nahda Nabiilah: Although there are no changes to the Pink Paw Heist game and Mammon boss fight, there are new characters in NTE that add to the Pink Paw Heist gameplay. This includes Hotori, Lacrimosa, and Chiz, all of which can contribute to the bi-weekly activities. For that, this guide has been updated to further elaborate on the things you can do to maximize your Pink Paw Heist runs.

How To Get Advanced Clearance Card I and Chaotic Core In NTE Pink Paw Heist

Mammon in NTE Pink Paw Heist is the main boss of the challenge. Once you defeat Mammon, you will get a ton of coins and even the chance to get other precious items that are worth a fortune.

You can find Mammon in the Core Vault of LG3 – Vault Floor. To open the Core Vault in NTE, you need Advanced Clearance Card I and Chaotic Core.

Chaotic Core In NTE Pink Paw Heist

You get Chaotic Core by defeating the four guards around the cube in LG2 – Collection Floor. You can do this on every run, so this item is easy to get, as long as you’re strong enough to beat the enemies.

However, you can only carry two at a time, so there’s no point in doing this if you don’t need it.

Advanced Clearance Card I In NTE Pink Paw Heist

Meanwhile, the orange Advanced Clearance Card I is a random loot that you can get from various sources, such as on top of surfaces, inside shelves, or as a random drop from golden big enemies.

For example, I got a card from a random desk on LG1 – Office Floor, and another from the golden enemy around the cube. There’s always one golden guard next to the cube, but I only got the Advanced Clearance Card I once in around 20 rounds. So the drop and location are random, and you simply have to enter several times to get the orange card.

The cards you get won’t disappear and will get carried to the next run if you don’t use them. It’ll remain in your inventory regardless of whether you evacuate safely or lose the run.

Therefore, once you get the Advanced Clearance Card, make sure you have enough time to reach and beat Mammon. If there’s not much time left, it’s better to evacuate and redo the run. On the new run, skip everything and go straight to the boss.

The Vaults you open will also be accessible to everyone in multiplayer, so you can play with other players to cover all the ground and beat the enemy together.

How To Reach LG3 Vault Floor’s Mammon Core Vault In NTE (Pink Paw Heist)

Floor G – Reception Hall

When the game starts, you will be on floor G – Reception Hall. Skip the upper floor and go straight to opening the door.

Take the items on the surface, but don’t check all the desk. Instead, immediately go to the next locked gate. Turn right if you enter through the left door, or walk straight if you enter through the right door.

Force open the gate, then run downstairs. This will lead you to the elevator room. Prepare for a fight.

After fighting the enemies, you will see three elevators. Most of the time, you will ignore elevator #1 and #3. So don’t check them out and go straight to lift #2.

Elevator #1 will take you straight to LG3 – Vault Floor, but you need a Vault Pass for it.

Elevator #3 will take you straight to LG2 – Collection Floor, at the cost of a Collection Floor Pass.

Both of these elevators let you skip a huge chunk of LG1, allowing you to reach Mammon faster. But unless you have the items to open the Core Vault, it’s better to save these passes.

LG1 – Office Floor

Using elevator #2 will take you to LG1 – Office Floor. Here, there will be a left and right route. Both sides have a golden door that leads to the same place.

After going through the golden door, you will now have two routes: Route A (left) and Route B (right).

Each Route has a golden boss that can give great loot, including Vault Key Cards and other access cards. If Route A boss is open, then Route B boss will be closed, and vice versa. So, if you go on a route and the boss’s room is closed, you can change the route to beat the other boss. However, there’s also a chance that both bosses are closed.

From my experience, Route A boss is always closed during duo or trio multiplayer. It might be closed during multiplayer in general. Meanwhile, Route B may be open on duo, but not on trio. This may indicate that certain bosses are simply unavailable during multiplayer, just as safes aren’t as abundant during a co-op section in Pink Paw Heist.

Both sides will have two safes and a golden door, but they lead to different places. In my playtime, the safes rarely give me anything good, nor does the enemy that spawns, so I tend to skip these safes to save time.

LG1 – Office Floor (Route A)

On Route A, the next golden door is straight ahead. There’s also an opening to the room on the right, that will lead to Boss A.

This is what it looks like when Boss A is closed.

LG1 – Office Floor (Route B)

If you go to Route B, you must walk straight, then turn left. You’ll immediately see the golden door. In the seemingly-empty room is Boss B’s location.

This is what it looks like when Boss B is closed.

LG1 – Office Floor (Stair Room and Elevator Area)

If you beat Boss A or Boss B, a new golden door will appear, which lets you go immediately to the room before the elevator. Prepare for a fight.

If you don’t go for the Route Boss, you will arrive at a long corridor. Going to long corridor A will lead you to the left corridor, while long corridor B will lead you to the right corridor.

Both of these corridors will eventually lead to the same stair room, where there’s a golden door on top.

Going through this golden door will lead you to the room before the elevator. So, if you beat the boss, you can skip the long corridor rooms.

LG2 – Collection Floor

After beating the enemies and going down the elevator, you’ll arrive at LG2 – Collection Floor. Ahead of you, you can already see the cube.

If you don’t have the Chaotic Core, then you must beat all four guards around the cube. Otherwise, just wake up the golden enemy and try your luck with the loot.

Once done with the cube, go to the locked gate that hides an elevator.

Force open the gate to get access to the elevator. You can also take a detour to the left (from when you’re facing the cube up the stairs) to arrive at the elevator without opening the gate.

Inside, you can either force open the elevator, which will trigger a fight, or use the Temporary Visitor Pass, which opens the lift without triggering a battle.

If you still have time, there are two bosses on this floor. One is a golden Eternal Lamp, and the other is a mimic Phone Booth.

The Eternal Lamp boss is always there, both in single and multiplayer, while the mimic Phone Booth only appears occasionally. In my experience, I’ve only seen the mimic Phone Booth in solo, never in co-op.

You can find the mimic Phone Booth by entering the gold door in the Eternal Lamp boss room.

LG3 – Vault Floor

Now, you’re finally in LG3 – Vault Floor. If you have other Vault Keys, you can use them here. Mammon’s Core Vault is straight ahead, behind the big circular door.

Approach the vault and submit the required items.

Beat Mammon inside, and you will get Mammon’s treasure drops.

The golden piles give you a large number of Fons.

They can even come with special drops like the Crimson Gems.

Although Crimson Gem is worth a fortune, it’s actually not the most valuable item you can get from Pink Paw Heist. There’s still the Eternal Heart gem, which is worth 666,666 Fons. You can find it in LG2 – Collection Floor: Go up the stairs, then immediately turn right without passing through the cube. You will find a room with lasers all over it. If the RNG blesses you, the Eternal Heart will be on the glass shelf on your left, right by the door. If not, you’ll probably find a Gold Bar there.

Once done, you can only evacuate if you can’t go back up. Some abilities, like Lacrimosa’s bat mode, can take you back to the Pink Paw Heist bank.

Other Pink Paw Heist Tips

It can be a bit grindy to try to get the bi-weekly 1,000,000 Fons. Thankfully, the game provides utilities that you can use to make the process less tedious, like:

Use Hotori’s time-stop to save time while walking (only in solo). You can’t pick up anything during the time-stop, so only use it when moving around.

Unlock Chiz’s life skill, which highlights collectibles in Pink Paw Heist. She doesn’t need to be on the team for this to take effect.

Bring Lacrimosa into the Pink Paw Heist to get (up to) +20% more Fons reward upon evacuation. This doesn’t change the 1 million Fons limit.

Other than the 1 million Fons, there are other rewards to pursue. Talk to Chiz and choose I’m In, but don’t enter the Pink Paw Heist. Instead, press on the Pink Paws Credit button on the bottom left.

Here, you can get rewarded for collecting Credits, completing challenges and weekly challenges, and for completing your item collections.

If you want to get Fons fast, then check out our safe location guide in NTE. You can also redeem NTE codes to get free goodies. If you haven’t unlocked Pink Paw Heist yet, then remember to level up your City Tycoon level.