How to Send Money to Orangeburg/Calhoun County, SC (SC)

Timing depends on the type of ConnectNetwork account you're funding. Deposits to an AdvancePay, PinDebit, or DebitLink account through an automated channel (online, mobile, phone, or kiosk) are available for immediate use. Trust Fund deposits work differently. Automated Trust Fund deposits are transmitted to the facility within one business day, so they're not the right choice if you need the funds usable right away. Local details like fees, limits, cut-off times, and which deposit options Orangeburg/Calhoun County actually accepts aren't covered here. If you're unsure which account type the person has, confirm with the facility before sending money.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Confirm what type of ConnectNetwork account you need to fund (AdvancePay, PinDebit, DebitLink, or Trust Fund).
• ✓ If you need money usable right away, deposit to AdvancePay, PinDebit, or DebitLink using an automated option (online, mobile, phone, or kiosk).
• ✓ If next-business-day transmission is okay, use an automated Trust Fund deposit.
• ✓ If you do not know which account type applies to your loved one, check with the facility before sending money so it goes where you intend.

Before sending money, check a few basics with the facility so you don't waste time or send funds to the wrong place. Start by confirming which ConnectNetwork account type applies to the person in custody. The timing is different for AdvancePay/PinDebit/DebitLink versus Trust Fund, and picking the wrong one could mean a delay. Also ask about deposit limits, any fees, and whether there are daily cut-off times that affect processing. Finally, confirm which automated deposit channels this jail accepts. Policies can vary by location.