How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Maricopa County 4 Av Jail accepts inmate deposits through TouchPay. Call TouchPay toll free at 1-866-355-9593 to add money by phone. On-site TouchPay kiosks accept cash, VISA, and MasterCard—funds typically post within one hour. Online deposits may also be available through approved portals or vendor apps. Have the inmate's commissary PIN or booking number ready. Deposited money goes toward commissary, telephone, or other authorized accounts. Follow facility and vendor instructions carefully to avoid delays or returned funds.
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Trying to help someone in Maricopa County jail stay connected and buy essentials? You'll deal with two main services: GettingOut for tablet funding and TouchPay for inmate account deposits. Here's how each works—plus the 72-hour rule that affects money releases.
Need to put money on someone's inmate account at Maricopa County Jail? TouchPay handles all deposits. Here are your three options—phone, online, and in-person kiosk—so you can pick whichever works best.
You can add money through TouchPay by phone at 1-866-355-9593 or at an on-site TouchPay kiosk that accepts cash, VISA, and MasterCard. You may also be able to use approved online portals or vendor apps; you’ll typically need the inmate’s commissary PIN or booking number.
The on-site TouchPay kiosks accept cash, VISA, and MasterCard.
Deposits made at the on-site TouchPay kiosks are usually posted to the inmate’s account within one hour. Online and phone deposits also often post quickly, but timing can vary by vendor and payment method.
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