How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To send money to someone at Oahu Community Correctional Center (OCCC), use ConnectNetwork for electronic trust fund deposits. Only approved visitors can send funds. Deposits are capped at $300 per inmate per month, and processing fees may apply. The amount credited can also be reduced by court-ordered restitution and CVCC fines. Once submitted, deposits reach the facility within 1–2 business days. Set up and manage your ConnectNetwork account online or by calling 1-877-650-4249, then use a debit or credit card to add funds. Keep your login details secure and budget for possible fees. For refunds or account inactivity issues, contact ConnectNetwork's customer support.
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Trying to add money to someone's trust account at OCCC through ConnectNetwork? A couple of rules catch people off guard—especially the approved-visitor requirement and the monthly limit. Here's how the process works and what you should expect.
Create a ConnectNetwork account online or by calling 1-877-650-4249. Add the inmate and use a debit or credit card to deposit funds. Only approved visitors can send electronic deposits.
Yes. Electronic trust fund deposits are limited to $300 per inmate per month. Deposits may also include processing fees and can be reduced by court-ordered restitution or CVCC fines.
ConnectNetwork deposits are transmitted to OCCC within 1–2 business days.
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