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Send Money at Pickens County Detention Center, SC

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

You can add money to an inmate account at Pickens County Detention Center online using the inmate's full name and ID number. Save the emailed receipt as proof of your transaction. Before submitting an online deposit, check the detention center's posted convenience-fee tiers so you know what you'll be charged. Prefer to send money by mail? The facility accepts money orders, but they must be addressed exactly as the detention center requires. Timing matters: online and kiosk deposits generally post quickly, while mailed money orders are processed only after the vendor or processor receives them—plan for extra mailing and processing time. Keep your receipts and double-check recipient details to prevent delays or misapplied funds.

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Quick Facts

Online deposits require the inmate’s full name and ID number and you should keep the emailed receipt as proof.
The facility posts specific internet deposit convenience-fee tiers for online inmate account deposits.
Pickens County Detention Center accepts money orders sent on an inmate’s behalf.
Money orders must be addressed using the facility’s specified format and address.

Common Questions

How do I add money to an inmate’s account at Pickens County Detention Center?

Add funds online using the inmate's full name and ID number, and keep the emailed receipt as proof. Review the posted internet convenience-fee tiers before completing your transaction. You can also mail a money order—just follow the facility's required addressing format exactly.

Can I mail a money order to Pickens County Detention Center for an inmate?

Yes. Pickens County Detention Center accepts money orders sent on an inmate's behalf, but the envelope must follow the detention center's required addressing format exactly. Mailed payments post after the vendor or processor receives them, so allow extra time.

Are there fees for online deposits to Pickens County inmate accounts?

Yes—Pickens County posts internet deposit convenience-fee tiers, so check the current fee schedule before sending money. Convenience fees are set by third-party vendors, and deposits are often final.

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