How to Send Money to Rogers County Jail, Ok (OK)

Sending money by mail? Rogers County Jail requires money orders or cashier's checks made payable to Prodigy Solutions, Inc. What you include with the payment matters. Write your name and phone number on it, note the correctional center where the person is housed, and specify whether the funds should go to a Prepaid Collect Account or the inmate's PIN Debit Account. For a PIN Debit Account, also include the inmate's name and PIN number so the money posts to the right person.

You can also deposit commissary money in person. A black kiosk in the detention center lobby handles inmate commissary "books" and accepts cash only. Keep the timing in mind: cash must be deposited no later than Tuesday at 8:00 AM to be available for that week's commissary order.

1. Get a money order or cashier’s check - Use one of these payment types and make it payable to Prodigy Solutions, Inc.
2. Write down the sender details - Include your name and phone number so the deposit can be tied back to you if there’s an issue.
3. Identify the facility - Include the correctional center where your family member or friend is currently residing.
4. Choose the account type - State whether the funds are for a Prepaid Collect Account or the inmate’s PIN Debit Account.
5. Add inmate identifiers for PIN deposits - If it’s for the inmate’s PIN Debit Account, include the inmate’s name and PIN number.
6. Mail it to Prodigy Solutions, Inc. - Use the address provided by the jail or Prodigy Solutions, Inc. so it goes to the right processing location.

1. Go to the jail lobby kiosk - Look for the black kiosk in the detention center lobby.
2. Bring cash - The kiosk accepts cash only.
3. Deposit the money for commissary - Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the deposit.
4. Meet the weekly cutoff - Deposit no later than Tuesday at 8:00 AM if you want the funds available for that week’s order.

What to Verify

• ✓ The correct mailing address to send money orders/cashier’s checks to Prodigy Solutions, Inc.
• ✓ Any processing fees and how long it typically takes for mailed deposits to post
• ✓ Any required wording, forms, or memo-line instructions to ensure funds go to the right account type

• ✓ The kiosk’s exact location inside the lobby and its operating hours
• ✓ Whether the Tuesday 8:00 AM cutoff is strict, and which time zone it follows
• ✓ Whether you need ID to use the kiosk
• ✓ Any limits on deposit amounts or cash denominations accepted