How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money for someone at Greene County Detention typically works through one of these channels, depending on the facility's vendors: an in-person kiosk, an online portal or app, an automated phone system, or certain approved mail or trustee/tax office options. Before paying, confirm which account you're funding. Commissary (trust) funds for purchases can be separate from vendor-managed accounts used for phone or video credits. Most electronic deposits go through third-party processors, and any convenience or processing fees are set by that company and displayed during checkout. Have the person's full name and facility identifier (such as an ID number or birthdate) ready. Posting times vary, so keep your receipt if the deposit doesn't show up right away.
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Options typically include a kiosk, an online portal or app, an automated phone system, and certain approved mail or trustee/tax office channels. What's available depends on which vendors Greene County Detention has in place, so confirm the method before sending money.
The third-party company processing the electronic deposit typically charges any convenience or processing fees. These fees are displayed during checkout rather than added later by the facility.
It depends on the method. Some deposits post immediately, while others take one to two business days. Save your receipt and contact the facility if the funds don't appear within the expected timeframe.
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