How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
At Redgranite Correctional Institution, cash or money order deposits to an inmate's DOC account are limited to $2,900 per day. You can typically add funds through online portals, phone payment systems, lobby kiosks, walk-in payment locations, or by mail. The exact vendors, steps, and fees vary by option. Once the money posts, it can be used for commissary purchases and other approved charges. Keep in mind that outstanding debts may be deducted before the inmate can spend what's left. If you're mailing funds, send a money order or cashier's check. Cash and personal checks sent through the mail are generally not accepted. Have the inmate's full name and ID ready before you start.
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Getting money to someone at Redgranite Correctional Institution is straightforward once you know which method to use. Here are the mail, online, and phone options families rely on most.
The daily limit for cash or money-order deposits to a DOC account at Redgranite is $2,900.
You can typically deposit funds through online vendor portals, phone payment systems, lobby kiosks, walk-in payment locations, or by mail. The process depends on the vendor. Have the inmate's full name, inmate ID, and any vendor-required facility details ready.
Usually, no. Send a money order or cashier's check instead. Most facilities don't accept cash or personal checks through the mail.
Redgranite's timing rules cut both ways: show up too early and you'll wait outside; show up too late and you won't get in at all. Plan around the 10-minute lobby window and the 30-minute cutoff, and you'll avoid the most common reasons visitors get turned away.
Visiting Redgranite with kids? A few rules catch families off guard—group size limits, what you can bring in for babies, and who can take a child to the restroom. Here's what to know so you don't get turned away at the door.
RGCI requires every visitor to pass through a metal detector before entering the visiting area. If you have an implant or another medical reason that might set it off, a little paperwork ahead of time can prevent a wasted trip.
