How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money for someone at Lownes County Jail starts with the facility's commissary listing, which links to Tiger Commissary. Use the facility selector to route deposits to the right place. Families can typically fund an account through on-site kiosks, an online deposit portal, walk-in retail cash payments, or mailed deposits—availability varies. Money goes into a commissary or trust account and can cover commissary purchases, phone time, laundry, and may be applied to existing debts. Posting times depend on the method: online options are usually fastest, while mailed or retail payments take longer. Forgot your login? The vendor's reset flow typically asks for the phone number tied to your account.
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You can add money through on-site kiosks, the facility's online deposit portal, walk-in retail cash payments, or mailed deposits (availability varies). When using the Tiger Commissary link, use the facility selector to pick the correct jail entry before you pay.
Most deposit systems ask for the incarcerated person’s name, their booking or inmate ID, and the facility you’re sending money to. Having all three helps ensure the funds post to the correct account.
Use the portal’s password-recovery option and follow the verification prompts. The reset page commonly asks for the phone number associated with the account.
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