How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Southeast Ohio Regional Jail's commissary/vendor site lists a customer-service phone number for questions about commissary accounts and deposits. You can't hand cash directly to jail staff. Instead, deposits go through approved third-party channels like online portals, phone systems, or lobby kiosks (when available). Before sending funds, have the inmate's full name and ID number ready. Check whether the vendor requires you to create an account or register the recipient. Expect convenience or processing fees, since vendors typically charge for phone, online, or kiosk transactions, and amounts vary by vendor. To avoid scams and delays, verify the approved deposit method on the vendor or facility site, or call the commissary customer-service number first.
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Yes. The jail’s commissary/vendor site provides a customer-service phone number for questions about deposits and commissary.
Use approved third-party deposit options like online portals, phone deposit lines, or lobby kiosks when available. Have the inmate's full name and ID number ready, and register the recipient or create an account if the vendor requires it. Before sending money, verify the correct deposit channel on the vendor or facility site, or call the commissary customer-service number.
Yes. Phone, online, and kiosk vendors typically charge convenience or processing fees. The amount varies by vendor.
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