How to Mail a Money Order to JPay for Someone at Gadsden (No JPay Fee)
Want to add money to someone's account at Gadsden without paying JPay's transaction fees? Mailing a money order is your best option.
Mailing a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft is the no-fee way to fund an incarcerated person's JPay account. That's the main advantage over electronic options, which come with transaction costs. You don't even need to create a JPay account - just send the money order and skip the online setup entirely.
Note: Don't include letters or notes in the envelope. They'll be thrown away.
Make the money order payable to JPay.
Mail it to: JPay PO Box 260010 Hollywood, FL 33026
Deposit Form Requirements
- ✓ Include a valid email address on the deposit form (money orders won’t be processed without it).
- ✓ Include your return mailing address on the deposit form (money orders won’t be processed without it).
Reminder: Keep the envelope strictly for the payment and required paperwork - any letters or notes included with the money order will be discarded.
After JPay receives and approves your money order, expect processing within ten (10) business days.
You must be on the person's Approved Visitors List to send them money at Gadsden. If you're not on the list yet, your deposit won't go through under your name until you're approved.
Think twice before placing a stop payment. If you stop payment on a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft, you're on the hook for reimbursing JPay for any bank fees or insufficient-funds charges that result.
Questions about the form or running into an issue? Contact JPay customer support at 800-574-5729 (toll-free, 24/7).
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