How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money to an inmate's commissary account at Grayson County Jail, deposit online through CSGPay at www.csgpay.com using facility code 24102. Prefer to pay in person? The jail has payment kiosks in the lobby (available 24 hours) and in the visitation area during visiting hours—both accept cash and credit/debit cards. You can also mail a money order addressed to the inmate's name and SO# to 200 S Crockett St, Sherman, Texas 75090. Include a full return address; mailed deposits may take up to 10 business days to post. Commissary items may include clothing, stamps, and snacks. Vendor fees and processing times vary. If there's a transaction issue, follow CSGPay's consumer notice guidance to contact the money transmitter or use Colorado Division of Banking complaint procedures.
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Need to get money onto an inmate's commissary account at Grayson County Jail? Online deposits and jail kiosks post the same day. Money orders work too, but they're slower and the mailing rules are strict.
You can deposit online through CSGPay at www.csgpay.com using Grayson County facility code 24102, use the on-site kiosks (cash or credit/debit), or mail a money order. If you mail a money order, expect up to 10 business days for funds to post.
Kiosks are located in the jail lobby and are available 24 hours. Additional kiosks are available in the visitation area during visitation hours.
Mail a money order to: Inmate Name, SO#, 200 S Crockett St, Sherman, Texas 75090, and include a full return address. Mailed funds may take up to 10 business days to be applied.
Start by contacting the money transmitter or vendor that processed your transaction for help, since the Division of Banking does not have access to transaction details. If needed, follow CSGPay’s consumer notices and submit a written complaint using the Colorado Division of Banking complaint form.
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