Sending Money to a Wyoming Inmate: Phone, Online, or Walk‑In — Which Costs Less?

WDOC uses Access Secure Deposits (also called Access Corrections) to handle all inmate account deposits, including phone transactions. For online deposits, head to www.accesscorrections.com.

Access Secure Deposits offers three channels: phone, internet, and walk-in. According to WDOC's money transfer page, phone deposits start at $3.95 and internet deposits start at $2.95. Walk-in deposits carry a flat $5.95 fee - you can find partner locations through www.achps.com or www.acecashexpress.com.

• ✓ Toll‑free phone deposit fee listed as low as $3.95
• ✓ Internet deposit fee listed as low as $2.95
• ✓ Walk‑in deposit flat fee listed as $5.95

Want the lowest fee? Go with internet deposits at $2.95. Phone deposits come in second at $3.95. Walk-in costs more at $5.95, but it's a solid choice if you'd rather handle things in person. For walk-in locations, check www.achps.com or www.acecashexpress.com.

1. Go to www.accesscorrections.com - WDOC lists this as the internet deposit website for inmate accounts.
2. Use the site’s deposit option for WDOC - follow the prompts to make an internet deposit for a Wyoming Department of Corrections inmate.
3. Pay with an accepted card - Access Secure Deposits accepts MasterCard and Visa debit and credit cards.
4. Check the FAQs if you get stuck - Access Corrections notes that additional information is available on their website under Frequently Asked Questions.
5. Know what else the service advertises - the Access Corrections site also promotes options to post bail and make parole or probation payments.

Pre Deposit Checklist

• ✓ Decide whether you’re depositing online at www.accesscorrections.com or by phone through Access Corrections
• ✓ Have a MasterCard or Visa debit or credit card ready (these are accepted by Access Secure Deposits)
• ✓ Keep the listed fee differences in mind when you choose a channel (internet “as low as $2.95” vs. phone “as low as $3.95” vs. walk‑in flat fee $5.95)