How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
The easiest way to add money at Sedgwick County Jail is through the lobby kiosks, which accept cash, credit, or debit. Funds post immediately. Fees apply: cash deposits have a $3.25 minimum fee, and card transactions cost $3.25 or 10%—whichever is greater. You can also deposit online. The inmate-account page references jailatm.com, though the facility FAQ lists jailat.com—double-check the correct web address before submitting payment. One thing to note: if the inmate is temporarily housed out of county, any funds you deposit will be held until they return. Have the inmate's account ID ready, and stick to the kiosk or approved online vendor. Commissary items (including basics like socks or underwear) come from the inmate's account and can't be dropped off.
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Use the lobby kiosks—they accept cash, credit, or debit, and funds post immediately. You can also deposit online through the vendor listed on the inmate-account page, but verify the correct website first. Have the inmate's account ID ready.
The inmate-account page lists jailatm.com for online card deposits. The facility FAQ also lists jailat.com, so verify the correct spelling and web address before you send a payment.
No. If the inmate is housed out of county, any funds you deposit will be held until the inmate returns to Sedgwick County Jail.
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