Three Ways to Deposit Money for Someone at Indio Jail (kiosk hours, fees, and cash rules)

You have three options for putting money on someone's account at Indio Jail: deposit online through Access Corrections, call in a deposit by phone, or use the kiosk in the jail lobby. Online and phone deposits work well when you can't make it to the facility. The lobby kiosk is your best bet for cash. All methods through Access Corrections come with a service fee that varies by transaction type.

Access Corrections lets you deposit money online without a trip to the jail. Fees aren't flat - they depend on the transaction type. Check the fee breakdown before you submit so you know exactly what you'll pay.

Prefer to call? Access Corrections takes phone deposits at 1-866-345-1884, available 24/7. You'll need a Visa or MasterCard, and bilingual agents can walk you through the process. Fees vary by transaction type, same as online.

Indio Jail has a lobby kiosk for in-person deposits. It accepts both cash and credit cards - convenient if you're already at the facility and want to add funds on the spot.

The kiosk is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Plan your visit within that window if you're counting on an in-person deposit.

Fees catch people off guard. Access Corrections charges based on transaction type, so costs vary depending on how you deposit. Want to keep fees low? Check the fee display before finalizing - you can adjust the amount or try a different method if needed.

• ✓ Use online deposits through Access Corrections when you want to handle it remotely and don’t need cash.
• ✓ Use phone deposits through Access Corrections when you want to deposit any time (24/7) and can pay by Visa or MasterCard.
• ✓ Use the Indio lobby kiosk when you need to deposit cash or prefer to pay in person.
• ✓ Expect fees to vary with Access Corrections depending on the transaction type (and method), so check the fee before you submit.

Kiosk rejecting your cash? It won't take anything smaller than a $5.00 bill, and it doesn't make change. Bring $5 bills or larger to avoid issues - or use a card instead.

1. Try again with an accepted payment - if you’re using cash at the kiosk, use $5 bills or larger; if you’re using a card, re-enter the details carefully.
2. Use the 24/7 phone option - call Access Corrections at 1-866-345-1884 to deposit using a Visa or MasterCard; live bilingual agents are available.
3. Switch to an online deposit - Access Corrections also supports online deposits, and fees vary by transaction type, so review the total before you submit.