How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
You have a couple of ways to add money for someone at Wilson County Jail. For in-person deposits, use the self-serve commissary kiosk in the visitation lobby at 105 E. High Street. It accepts cash or credit, though credit-card deposits are limited to $100 per day. Cash deposits have no cap. You can also add funds online at www.jailfunds.com, with customer support at 855-836-3364. Phone-account funds are handled separately through ViaPath/ConnectNetwork (800-483-8314), and ConnectNetwork payments for trust-related deposits are processed by TouchPay d/b/a GTL Financial Services. Checkout fees are set by the third-party processor. Keep your receipt, allow time for the deposit to post, and have the detainee's name and facility ID ready.
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Need to add money to someone's commissary account at Wilson County Jail? You have three options: cash at the lobby kiosk, credit card at the same kiosk, or online through the jail's deposit vendor.
You can deposit cash or credit at the self-serve commissary kiosk in the visitation lobby at 105 E. High Street. You can also deposit online at www.jailfunds.com, or call 855-836-3364 for help.
Credit-card deposits at the visitation-lobby kiosk are limited to $100 per day. Cash deposits have no daily cap.
Online commissary and inmate-account deposits are handled through www.jailfunds.com, and customer support is 855-836-3364. If you used ConnectNetwork for trust or phone-related payments, those transactions are processed by TouchPay d/b/a GTL Financial Services.
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