How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Fremont Corrections Facility goes through approved third-party vendors—not the mail. You can deposit online with a credit or debit card, by phone with a card, or in person at approved locations nationwide. Follow the vendor's instructions to select the correct inmate and facility. Cash and money orders sent by mail aren't accepted by CDOC and won't reach the inmate. Deposits made before the 4:00 p.m. MT cutoff are usually available the next day, but plan for 2–3 days so funds arrive in time for commissary. CDOC withholds at least 20% of each deposit for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, or child support. Vendor fees vary by method. For account questions, call the Inmate Bank at (719) 269-4271.
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Sending money to someone at Fremont Corrections Facility is straightforward once you know which methods CDOC accepts, how long deposits take, and why 20% of the balance may disappear right away.
No. The Colorado Department of Corrections does not accept money orders or cash sent by mail for inmates at Fremont Corrections Facility.
You can deposit money online with a credit/debit card, by phone with a card, or in person at approved deposit locations nationwide. Follow the vendor’s instructions to identify the inmate and facility.
Yes. Third-party vendors charge fees that vary by vendor and deposit method, and CDOC is required to withhold at least 20% of deposits for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, or child support. For account or fee questions, contact the Inmate Bank at (719) 269-4271.
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