How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Family and friends can deposit funds into an incarcerated person's Trust (commissary) account at Pendleton Correctional Facility through the ConnectNetwork Trust Fund service. Deposits can be made online or by phone 24/7. Automated deposits typically reach the facility within one business day, while deposits sent by mail are processed the next business day after receipt. If you use the phone option, you may be asked for Pendleton's Site ID during the process. Fees vary by facility, so check your ConnectNetwork account for the current cost before submitting payment. All Trust Fund deposits to Pendleton are final and non-refundable. Double-check the recipient details first.
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A Trust Fund deposit puts money into an incarcerated person's account at Pendleton. They can use it like cash to buy items through commissary—snacks, hygiene products, and other basics the facility allows.
Putting money on someone's Trust Fund (commissary) account at Pendleton helps them buy essentials through the facility commissary. Here's what you need to know about deposit options, timing, fees, and one critical rule: deposits are final.
Adding money to someone's commissary account at Pendleton Correctional Facility gives them funds to buy items from the facility store.
Sending money to someone at Pendleton is straightforward once you've set up your ConnectNetwork Trust Fund account. Here's how to create your account, make a deposit, and avoid the common mistakes that slow things down.
Use the ConnectNetwork Trust Fund service to add money to the person’s Trust (commissary) account online or by phone. Follow the prompts and enter the incarcerated person’s name and any required ID details.
Automated ConnectNetwork deposits are typically transmitted to the facility within one business day. Deposits sent by mail are processed the next business day after receipt.
No. Trust Fund deposits to Pendleton Correctional Facility are final and non-refundable.
At Pendleton, your loved one can reach you through collect calls, prepaid collect (AdvancePay), or inmate debit (PIN Debit). The best choice depends on who pays for calls, what type of phone number you have, and how much control you need over costs.
Need to stop a call right now? Just hang up, or press 1 when the system prompts you. Either way, the call ends immediately.
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Pendleton Correctional Facility? Start by understanding which phone call types are available and what might be blocking calls from coming through.
