How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
White County Detention Center's publicly posted payment resources reference the JailATM brand (copyright Tech Friends, Inc.) and include an EZCourtPay payment page. To locate an account, you'll need a Date of Birth plus either a Citation Number or the payer's Last Name. Like many Georgia facilities, there are often multiple ways to add money—online vendor transfers, lobby kiosks/ATMs, or mailed money orders with printable vouchers. Availability varies by facility. Before submitting a deposit, have the inmate's state/facility details and name or ID ready, and double-check the vendor's required lookup fields. Deposits typically post to the inmate's account, but money may be applied to outstanding debts first. Some facilities only allow funds from approved senders.
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White County Detention Center’s public payment pages reference the JailATM brand (Tech Friends, Inc.). They also include an EZCourtPay payment form used for lookups and payments.
The EZCourtPay page asks for a Date of Birth and either a Citation Number or the payer’s Last Name to find and process the payment. In general, online or phone deposits may also ask for the state, facility, and the inmate’s name or ID.
First, confirm the facility accepts your planned payment method. Then follow the vendor's instructions—whether online, kiosk, or mailed voucher. Use the required inmate and facility identifiers. Keep in mind that deposits may be applied to outstanding debts first, and you may need to be on an approved sender list.
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