How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You have two main options for adding money to someone's account at Reception Diagnostic Center: mail a money order or use ConnectNetwork. For mailed deposits, you'll need the facility's deposit form. Fill it out clearly in blue or black ink, include only the completed form and money order—no staples, cash, photos, or extras—and stay within the $300 maximum. ConnectNetwork deposits (online, app, phone, or kiosk) transmit to the facility within one business day. Mailed deposits get processed the next business day after arrival, though when the funds become available to the incarcerated person can vary. Fees depend on the facility and show up in your ConnectNetwork account. All Trust Fund deposits are final—no refunds. Toll-free support is available if you need help with deposits or phone accounts.
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Putting money on someone's Trust Fund account at Reception Diagnostic Center helps them buy commissary basics and small comforts. Here are the main ways to deposit funds, how fast they post, and the rules that can trip you up.
Mail a money order along with the facility deposit form. Print the form clearly in blue or black ink and include only the completed form and money order—no staples, cash, photos, or other items. The maximum for mailed money orders is $300.
ConnectNetwork automated deposits are transmitted to the facility within one business day. Mailed deposits are processed the next business day after receipt, but availability to the inmate may vary.
No. All Trust Fund deposits are final and refunds are not issued.
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