How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Sending money to someone at Stanly County Jail? Deposits in North Carolina typically go through state-approved third-party vendors. Depending on what's available, you can add funds online, through a mobile app, by phone, at a walk-in kiosk, or by mailing a money order. The money goes into the person's trust/commissary account for approved charges and commissary purchases. Any remaining balance is usually returned when they're released or transferred. The process is straightforward: pick a deposit method, enter the person's exact booked name and inmate/account number, complete the vendor form, and keep your receipt or confirmation number. For mailed money orders, follow the deposit slip and payee instructions exactly—don't include extras.
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In North Carolina, you can usually add funds through a state‑approved third‑party vendor using their website or mobile app, by phone, at a facility kiosk/approved walk‑in location, or by mailing a money order following the vendor’s instructions.
Use the inmate’s full booked name exactly as shown and the inmate/account number. Follow the vendor’s deposit form instructions and save your receipt or confirmation number.
Yes. Include the required deposit slip and make the money order payable to the vendor name listed on the NCDAC/vendor instructions, and don’t include letters, photos, staples, or other extras.
If Securus handles the calls, sign in to your Securus account online and use the Manage Prepaid Account tools to manage settings and block/unblock calls for specific phone numbers.
Getting unwanted jail calls? You can usually stop them quickly—but only if you're working with the right phone vendor. These steps apply only if Stanly County Jail uses Securus.
