Send Money at Jordan Unit

How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options

Overview

Sending money to an inmate at Jordan Unit starts with one key rule: only people on the inmate's Approved Visitation List or Inmate Telephone List can make deposits. Deposits from unauthorized senders won't be accepted. Cash and personal checks aren't allowed for trust fund deposits and will be returned. Plan for timing too—single deposits of $500 or more, and certain checks, may be held for 14 days before the funds are credited. Not every inmate is eligible for eCommDirect; certain custody and housing statuses are excluded. Before you pay, confirm you're an approved sender and follow the facility's accepted payment methods. If a deposit is refused or held, contact the trust fund or unit office for the reason and release timeline.

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Quick Facts

  • Only senders on an inmate's Approved Visitation List or Inmate Telephone List may deposit money to Jordan Unit inmates.
  • Cash and personal checks are not accepted for inmate trust fund deposits and will be returned to the sender.
  • Single-transaction deposits of $500 or more and certain checks are held 14 days before being credited.
  • eCommDirect purchases are not available to inmates in certain custody and housing statuses, including specified General Population, State Jail Levels, and Administrative Segregation categories.

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Common Questions

Who can send money to an inmate at Jordan Unit?

Only people listed on the inmate’s Approved Visitation List or Inmate Telephone List can deposit money for that inmate at the Jordan Unit. Confirm you’re on the approved lists before you send funds to avoid a refused deposit.

Can I send cash or a personal check to Jordan Unit for an inmate's trust fund?

No. Cash and personal checks aren’t accepted for trust fund deposits and will be returned to the sender. Use the facility’s accepted options listed in the unit or vendor instructions (such as approved vendor/kiosk methods, money orders, or cashier’s checks, if allowed).

Why was my eCommDirect purchase or deposit to Jordan Unit refused?

A deposit can be refused if you aren’t on the inmate’s approved sender lists, or if the inmate’s custody/housing status makes them ineligible for eCommDirect purchases. Deposits of $500 or more (and certain checks) may also be held for 14 days before being credited, so check the rules and vendor instructions and then contact the trust fund or unit office for specifics.

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