How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Knox County Detention Center uses JailATM for electronic deposits. To send money, sign in, choose "Send Money Now," pick the state and facility, then search for the resident by last name or ID. Enter the amount and payment details, accept the terms, and submit. JailATM accepts Visa and MasterCard—prepaid cards won't work. Some accounts require a Social Security Number and ID verification before you can deposit. There's a $300 weekly limit per resident (Sunday through Saturday). Most transfers post within 24–48 hours. If the deposit still doesn't show after that, contact the facility so staff can check the transaction. If it isn't resolved within 72 business hours, JailATM will open an investigation.
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Sending money through JailATM is straightforward once you know what screens to expect and what information you'll need. Here's the step-by-step process for making an online deposit to someone at Knox County Detention Center, including limits, ID requirements, and what to do if a deposit doesn't show up.
Sending money through JailATM is usually quick once your account is set up. Here's the exact process to deposit money to someone at Knox County Detention Center, plus what to do if the funds don't show up.
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JailATM limits deposits to $300.00 total per resident per calendar week, counted Sunday through Saturday.
You can use Visa or MasterCard to make a deposit through JailATM. Prepaid cards aren’t supported.
Most deposits post within 24–48 hours. If it's still missing after that, contact the facility so staff can verify the transaction. If they can't resolve it within 72 business hours, JailATM will investigate.
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