How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Stanley Corrections Inst. only accepts inmate funds through Access Corrections Secure Deposit and the affiliated CashPayToday walk-in network. Don't send cash or deposits directly to the facility. Access Corrections sets a daily deposit limit of $2,900 per transaction day. Once posted, the money goes into the inmate's account for commissary and other approved uses. Before starting a deposit, have the inmate's full name and DOC ID ready. Then choose an accepted option like the vendor's online portal or an authorized walk-in location. If you plan to mail funds through the vendor system, follow their instructions closely. A money order or cashier's check is generally recommended over cash or a personal check.
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Use Access Corrections Secure Deposit or the affiliated CashPayToday walk-in provider to add money to an inmate’s account. Do not send funds directly to Stanley Corrections Inst.; deposits must go through the vendor channels.
Yes. Access Corrections states the total amount you can deposit in a single day cannot exceed $2,900.
No. Deposits must go through Access Corrections or the affiliated CashPayToday walk-in network, not directly to the facility. If you need to mail funds through the vendor process, follow their guidance. A money order or cashier's check is recommended over cash or a personal check.
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