How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Bedford County Correctional Facility uses Keefe/Access Corrections for inmate funds. You can deposit online at accesscorrections.com or through the Access Corrections mobile app. Prefer paying in person? Access Corrections has more than 800 kiosk locations. You can also mail a money order to be applied to an inmate's commissary/trust account. If you run into issues, Access Corrections offers bilingual live-agent phone support at 866.345.1884. Keefe Commissary Network (doing business as Access Corrections) is licensed as a Pennsylvania money transmitter. Whatever method you choose, include the inmate's identifying details so the deposit posts correctly.
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Want to add money to someone's account at Bedford County Correctional Facility? All deposits go through Access Corrections. Here are four ways to send funds — pick whichever works best for you.
Want to put money on someone's account at Bedford County Correctional Facility? You've got several options: the Access Corrections app, their website, a kiosk, or phone deposit—plus you can mail a money order directly to the facility.
Use Access Corrections to deposit online at accesscorrections.com or through the Access Corrections mobile app. You can also use one of Access Corrections’ 800+ kiosk locations or mail a money order to be applied to the inmate’s commissary/trust account; include the inmate’s identifying details so it posts correctly.
Yes. Access Corrections offers bilingual live-agent phone support at 866.345.1884 for deposit help and account questions.
Yes—Access Corrections supports kiosk deposits and lists more than 800 kiosk locations. Kiosks commonly accept cash and cards, but follow the posted instructions at the kiosk location you use.
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