How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Adding money to an inmate's commissary account at Yadkin County Detention Center is straightforward. Use the ATM kiosk in the jail lobby (available 24/7) or deposit online through JailATM.com. The facility partners with Kimble's for commissary, and inmates can set up accounts to buy approved items. Money orders are no longer accepted. When making a deposit, enter the incarcerated person's exact booked name and inmate number as shown on the vendor forms. This ensures funds post to the correct account without delays.
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Yadkin County Detention Center uses Kimble's as its commissary vendor. When you put money on an inmate's account, they can use those funds to buy items through the commissary.
Use the 24/7 ATM kiosk in the lobby or deposit online at JailATM.com. Make sure to enter the inmate's exact booked name and inmate number so the money posts to the correct account.
No. The facility no longer accepts money orders for inmate deposits.
Kimble’s manages commissary for Yadkin County Detention Center, and inmates may set up commissary accounts to buy approved items. Deposits go into the inmate’s commissary or trust account for purchases and approved debits.
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Need to put money on someone's commissary account at Yadkin County Detention Center? You have two options: the lobby ATM kiosk or JailATM.com. Money orders are not accepted.
