How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Curry County Adult Detention Center uses third-party vendors for money deposits and care packs. To deposit to an inmate account or purchase a care pack, use CorrectPay.com or call 855-836-3364. Phone and tablet funds work differently: add money for phone calls through ICSolutions at icsolutions.com or 888-506-8407, and fund tablet accounts through GettingOut at gettingout.com or 1-866-516-0115. Deposit options typically include online or phone payments, lobby kiosks, or mailed money orders—check the facility page to confirm what's accepted. When sending funds, enter the inmate's full name and inmate ID exactly as listed. Confirm payment types, posting times, and any approved-sender rules to avoid delays.
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Want to send money to someone at Curry County Detention Center? First, figure out which account you're funding: commissary/care packs, phone, or tablet. Each uses a different vendor.
"Sending money" at Curry County Detention Center actually means three different things — and each uses a different vendor. Commissary deposits and care packs go through CorrectPay. Phone funding runs through ICSolutions. Tablet money? That's handled separately through GettingOut. Make sure you're putting money into the right account for what your person actually needs.
Use CorrectPay.com or call 855-836-3364 to deposit to an inmate account or buy a care pack. Phone accounts go through ICSolutions (online or 888-506-8407), and tablet funds go through GettingOut (online or 1-866-516-0115). Check the facility page for accepted payment types and any approved-sender rules before sending money.
Yes. Phone accounts are loaded via ICSolutions (888-506-8407) and tablet accounts are funded via GettingOut (1-866-516-0115). Confirm limits, accepted payment methods, and posting times on the facility page or with the vendor before you send funds.
Provide the inmate's full name and facility inmate ID in the exact format required. For CorrectPay deposits, have your payment card ready and include the facility name and location as the vendor requests.
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