How to Mail a Money Order to Someone at Caldwell Correctional Center (NC) — Step‑by‑Step
At a Glance
- ✓ A completed NCDAC money order deposit form
- ✓ A money order made payable to TouchPay Holdings
- ✓ The offender’s full name and Offender Number (OID) (written clearly on the form)
- ✓ An envelope addressed to: TouchPay Holdings, LLC, PO Box 174, Houston, TX 77001-0174
Sending a money order as a trust deposit for someone at Caldwell Correctional Center? Good news: there's no fee.
Make the money order payable to
- Identify the right person - Use the North Carolina DOC offender search to narrow it down by details like offender status, last name, first name, offender number (OID), gender, race, ethnic group, birth date, and age range.
- Confirm the OID before you write anything - Double-check the offender number (OID) you found so the deposit posts to the correct account.
- Fill out the deposit form with the offender’s full name - Use the full name and write it clearly, then enter the OID exactly as shown.
Keep the amount within the limit: the maximum is $300 per money order, and the money order must be issued in US Dollars.
Don’t add extras: Do not include staples, paper clips, stamps, cash, letters, photos, or anything else with your deposit. Mail only the deposit form and the money order.
Mail the completed deposit form and money order to: TouchPay Holdings, LLC PO Box 174 Houston, TX 77001-0174 Just those two items in the envelope - nothing else.
If the money doesn't show up, give it some time. The vendor asks that you wait at least one week before reaching out. Then email moneyorders@viapath.com with your loved one's full name and OID, the date you mailed it, and the money order details.
Spanish-language instructions are available in the same deposit form document.
One less thing to worry about: mailing a money order for an NCDAC trust deposit has no fee.
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