How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Idaho DOC accepts deposits for Idaho State Correctional Center (ISCC) through Access Corrections. You have several options: the Access Corrections website and app, phone, retail cash barcodes, kiosks, or a mailed lockbox. Online and in-app deposits accept Mastercard and VISA. Need help or prefer paying by card over the phone? Call Access Corrections at 866-345-1884—live bilingual agents are available 24/7. For walk-in cash deposits, register at cashpaytoday.com to get a barcode you can use at participating retailers like CVS, Dollar General, Family Dollar, 7‑Eleven, and Walgreens. Mail-in deposits go to Secure Deposits‑Idaho DOC, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. The lockbox is the only method noted as having no transaction fee.
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Sending money to someone in an Idaho Department of Correction prison goes through Access Corrections. You've got several options: online deposits, the mobile app, phone, walk-in cash at retailers, kiosks, or the lockbox by mail.
Sending money to someone at Idaho State Correctional Center (ISCC) is straightforward once you pick the method that works for you—online, by mobile app, phone, cash at a retail store, or mail.
You can deposit through the Access Corrections website or app, by phone with Access Corrections, at participating retail locations using a cash barcode, at kiosks where available, or by mailing a deposit to the lockbox.
Yes. Access Corrections charges transaction fees for each deposit method, with the lockbox noted as the exception that does not have a transaction fee.
Mail deposits to Secure Deposits‑Idaho DOC, PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Use the lockbox address exactly as listed by Access Corrections.
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