How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center is straightforward once you have the inmate's full name and ID. Any money collected at intake goes into the inmate's individual trust account, which covers commissary purchases and self-bonding. Friends and family can deposit funds any day through TouchPay—use facility number 233101 and enter the inmate's name and ID. Bringing cash in person? Use the lobby kiosk rather than handing it to staff. Payment methods, vendor instructions, and fees can vary, so follow the prompts carefully and double-check the inmate information before submitting.
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Want to help someone at Miami‑Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation (MDCR)? All deposits go into their individual trust account. Once you have the right details—especially the facility number—the process is pretty straightforward.
You can deposit money any day through TouchPay using facility number 233101, along with the inmate’s name and inmate ID. For cash deposits in person, use the facility’s lobby kiosk (cash isn’t accepted directly by staff). Follow the vendor instructions and make sure the inmate information is accurate.
Money collected at intake is deposited into the inmate’s individual trust account. It can be used for commissary purchases and for self-bonding.
Yes. Friends and family can deposit funds every day via TouchPay for this facility, though vendor rules and any fees may vary.
Miami‑Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation (MDCR) offers remote video visitation, letting you connect without traveling to the facility. The service works for friends, family, and professional visitors like attorneys. Getting set up is straightforward—you just need to know which visitor category applies to you so you follow the right approval steps.
Having the right phone number up front can save you hours of hold music. Here are the key contacts for Miami-Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation (MDCR).
