How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You have a few options for putting money on an inmate's account at Lauderdale County Detention Center. The in-facility lobby kiosk accepts cash and debit card deposits if you prefer to pay in person. For remote funding, make online deposits through Team3 InmateCanteen at https://team3.inmatecanteen.com/#/. GettingOut-related trust-account deposits and other payment services are processed by TouchPay Holdings, LLC (d/b/a GTL Financial Services, ViaPath). Third-party vendors typically charge service fees and have different processing times—review the on-screen prompts before submitting. Always verify the inmate's exact name and ID so funds post to the right account.
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You can deposit money at the Lauderdale County Detention Center lobby kiosk using cash or a debit card, or you can deposit online through Team3 InmateCanteen (https://team3.inmatecanteen.com/#/). GettingOut-related trust deposits and payments for this facility are processed by TouchPay/GTL.
Yes. The lobby kiosk at Lauderdale County Detention Center accepts cash and debit card payments for deposits to an inmate’s account.
Third-party vendors typically charge service fees and may have different processing times. Review the fee details before confirming a deposit. To deposit online, create an account with the vendor, enter the inmate's exact name and ID, choose your payment method, and follow the deposit steps.
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