How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add money to an inmate's account at Mohave County Jail, you have three options: deposit online through the GTL/TouchPay portal, call the TouchPay phone service, or pay at the on-site kiosk at the jail. The GTL/TouchPay portal advertises 24/7 deposits with instantaneous posting, so online or phone payments may show up right away. When making a deposit, follow the prompts carefully. Enter the inmate's identifier (commissary/PIN or booking number) along with your payment details so the funds post to the correct account. Deposited funds can go toward commissary, telephone, or other authorized purchases.
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Use Mohave County Jail’s TouchPay service to deposit funds online, by phone, or at the on-site kiosk at the jail.
GTL/TouchPay advertises instantaneous posting and accepts deposits 24/7, so online or phone payments can show up right away.
You'll need the inmate's identifier (commissary/PIN or booking number) and your payment details. Enter everything exactly as prompted so the deposit posts to the correct account.
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Trying to reach someone at Mohave County Jail? You'll use the jail's NCIC system for calls, tablets, and video visits. For questions about inmates or bonding, call the detention facility directly.
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