How to Send Money to Facility

At Treutlen PDC, the confirmed money rules relate specifically to phone accounts. People incarcerated here can transfer funds from their trust account to a Securus debit calling account in $1 increments. Pre-paid collect account deposits are capped at $200 per deposit. That's what we can verify. For other deposit methods, fees, processing times, or additional limits, contact the facility or Securus directly before sending money.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ If your goal is phone calls, plan around the fact that the incarcerated person can move money from their trust account to a Securus debit calling account in $1 increments.
• ✓ When you are trying to estimate call funding, remember that transfers can be made in small amounts ($1 at a time), which can help avoid moving more money than needed for calls.

• ✓ If you are depositing to a Securus pre-paid collect account, keep each deposit at $200 or less.
• ✓ If you were planning to send more than $200, ask first whether multiple deposits are allowed and whether there are any daily, weekly, or monthly caps in addition to the per-deposit limit.

Before sending money, confirm your chosen option is still active at Treutlen PDC. Ask if trust-account transfers to Securus debit calling accounts still work in $1 increments. If you're funding a pre-paid collect account, verify the $200 per-deposit limit and ask about any daily or monthly caps that might affect your plans.

1. Call and confirm the call-funding setup: Ask whether trust-account transfers to Securus debit calling accounts are available at this facility and whether transfers can still be made in $1 increments.
2. Ask about deposit limits beyond the $200 cap: Confirm the pre-paid collect limit is $200 per deposit, then ask whether multiple deposits are allowed and whether there are daily or monthly maximums.
3. Confirm payment methods and identification requirements: Ask what forms of payment are accepted for deposits and whether the sender must provide any specific information to ensure money posts to the correct account.
4. Request the policy in writing if possible: If staff can point you to a written policy or official instructions, save it so you can reference it later if there is a posting issue.