How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
All electronic deposits for SCI Greene go through JPay. Every transaction includes a sender name—you can't add funds anonymously. Receipts post when money hits the inmate's account. Stuck on a money order form or have deposit questions? JPay offers phone support with a toll-free number. Credit-card deposits max out at $300 per card every 72 hours. You can use multiple cards, but each one has the same limit. U.S. Postal money orders are accepted up to $999.99 each, and you can send multiple at once. MoneyGram cash/walk-in deposits allow up to $5,000 per transaction. The DOC doesn't cap the total amount you can add, and estate bank checks may be accepted if they reference the inmate ID.
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Send money electronically or by phone through JPay. They offer phone support with a toll-free number if you need help with forms. SCI Greene also accepts U.S. Postal money orders and MoneyGram walk-in cash deposits for larger single transactions.
No. JPay provides a sender name for every transaction, so inmate accounts at SCI Greene can’t be funded anonymously.
Yes. Credit-card deposits are limited to $300 per card every 72 hours. U.S. Postal money orders are limited to $999.99 each, and MoneyGram walk-in transactions allow up to $5,000 per transaction.
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