How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money for someone at Marion Correctional Treatment Center typically involves one of a few options: an online third-party deposit portal, an on-site lobby kiosk or ATM, or mailed certified funds. Exact choices and processing times vary, so follow the facility or vendor instructions closely. Before submitting a deposit, have the person's full name and facility or inmate ID ready so funds post to the correct account. Phone, tablet, and commissary balances are often separate and may require different vendor portals or accounts. If a deposit doesn't post, contact the vendor first with your transaction details. If that doesn't resolve it, follow up with the facility's finance or commissary office. Vendor fees vary (JPay fees depend on amount and method, for example). For phone prepaid accounts, ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay) is available at 1-800-483-8314.
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Common ways to add money include online third-party deposit portals, on-site lobby kiosks or ATMs, and mailing certified funds. Options and processing times vary, so have the inmate’s full name and ID ready and follow the vendor’s required fields and payment rules.
Yes. You can set up a prepaid phone account through ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay). Call 1-800-483-8314 for information or to set up an account.
Contact the deposit vendor first and provide your transaction details. If that doesn't resolve the issue, reach out to the facility's finance or commissary office. Each has its own support channel for missing funds.
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