How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You can fund inmate phone calls at Greensville Corrections Center through ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay). ConnectNetwork also offers a toll-free number if you'd rather set up AdvancePay by phone. Adding funds to an inmate's PIN Debit Account? That's through ConnectNetwork too—create an account, select "VA" and "Department of Corrections," then enter the inmate's 7-digit state ID. Many Virginia facilities offer additional deposit options: online portals, lobby kiosks, mailed certified funds, or authorized retail agents. Fees and processing times vary by vendor and method. Before you start, have the inmate's full name and ID ready. Keep your receipt, and if a deposit doesn't post, contact the vendor's support line or the facility finance office.
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Use ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay) to add money for inmate phone services, or set up AdvancePay by calling ConnectNetwork’s toll‑free number. For a PIN Debit Account deposit, create a ConnectNetwork account, select “VA” and “Department of Corrections,” and enter the inmate’s 7‑digit state ID. Other deposit methods used across Virginia can include online portals, lobby kiosks, mailed certified funds, or authorized retail agents, with fees and processing times that vary by vendor.
Yes—deposit vendors typically require an ID number, and ConnectNetwork requires the inmate’s 7‑digit state ID for PIN Debit Account deposits. Have the inmate’s full name handy too, exactly as the facility lists it.
Yes. ConnectNetwork supports phone deposits/AdvancePay for prepaid phone accounts and offers a toll‑free setup number. If your deposit doesn’t post, reach out to the vendor’s support line or the facility finance office for help.
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