How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You have two ways to put money on an inmate's account at Harrison County Jail: the lobby kiosk (available 24 hours) or the InmateCanteen online portal using the official vendor URL listed on the facility page. Credit card deposits are capped at $150 per transaction and $500 total within any 30-day period, with service fees shown during checkout. Kiosk and card payments usually post quickly, while mailed deposits typically take a few business days. Whether you deposit in person or online, follow the prompts carefully and enter the inmate's name or ID exactly as requested before submitting payment.
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Need to add money to someone's account at Harrison County Jail? The detention center accepts deposits two ways: at the lobby kiosk or online through InmateCanteen.
At Harrison County Jail, there are two main ways to add funds to an inmate's account: the lobby kiosk at the detention center or an online deposit through InmateCanteen.com. Here's how each option works, plus the credit card limits you'll want to plan around.
Use the 24-hour lobby kiosk at Harrison County Jail, or deposit online through InmateCanteen using the vendor URL listed on the facility page.
Yes. Credit-card deposits are limited to $150 per transaction and $500 total per 30-day period, and service fees apply.
Kiosk and card transactions usually post quickly. Mailed deposits typically take a few business days. Follow the kiosk prompts or InmateCanteen instructions and enter the inmate's name or ID correctly to avoid delays.
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