How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Grant County Jail lets you add money to an inmate's phone account by calling 1-844-394-6639 or visiting https://app.homewav.com. Phone time can also be purchased through weekly commissary orders. Using a third-party deposit method? Have the inmate's full name and booking or ID number ready so funds are credited correctly. Your loved one receives a confidential telephone/commissary PIN at booking. That PIN should never be shared—using another inmate's PIN can lead to disciplinary action or criminal charges. If you're mailing funds, stick to safer options like a cashier's check or money order instead of cash or personal checks.
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Add funds by calling 1-844-394-6639 or visiting https://app.homewav.com. Phone time can also be purchased through the inmate's weekly commissary order. Have the inmate's full name and booking/ID number ready so the deposit goes to the right account.
Yes. Phone time may be purchased through the inmate’s weekly commissary orders at Grant County Jail.
An inmate is issued a telephone/commissary PIN at booking, and it must be kept confidential. Don’t share or use someone else’s PIN—using another inmate’s PIN can lead to sanctions or criminal charges.
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