How to Send Money to Indian River County Jail, FL (FL)

Indian River County Jail uses the GTL/TouchPay payment portal for deposits. If you've never used TouchPay before, start by creating an account using the signup option on the portal. Signing up is free. Here's where people get confused: when you log in, the portal doesn't always ask for a "username" the way other sites do. Your username is the email address you used when creating your TouchPay account. You can also sign in using your IVR account number instead.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Create a TouchPay account if you do not have one yet (use the signup link on the GTL/TouchPay payment portal). Sign-up is free.
• ✓ Sign in to the payment portal using the email address you used to create your TouchPay account, or use your IVR account number as the username.
• ✓ Follow the portal prompts to complete your deposit after you are signed in.

This guide covers how to sign in to the GTL/TouchPay portal for Indian River County Jail and how to create a TouchPay account if you don't have one. Fees, accepted payment types, deposit limits, processing times, and in-person kiosk options aren't covered here. Before sending money, check the portal screens for any posted rules or disclosures. If anything is unclear, contact the facility directly to confirm what applies to your deposit.

1. Open the GTL/TouchPay payment portal so you are looking at the current login and sign-up options.
2. Create your TouchPay account (if needed) by using the portal’s sign-up link. Sign-up is free.
3. Confirm your login method by signing in with the email you used at account creation, or by using your IVR account number as the username.
4. Review the portal for deposit details such as fees, limits, and timing, then confirm with the jail if you have any questions before you submit payment.