How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Commissary at Yadkin County Detention Center runs through Kimble's, and inmates can have commissary accounts to buy approved items. Two ways to add funds: use the ATM kiosk in the jail lobby (available 24/7) or make an online deposit at JailATM.com, also available around the clock. Money orders are no longer accepted—you'll need to use the kiosk or online option instead. When depositing, enter the inmate's full booked name and booking/account number exactly as shown. Small mistakes can delay or misroute funds.
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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.
You can add money at the 24/7 ATM kiosk in the jail lobby or through the facility’s online service at JailATM.com (available 24 hours). Money orders are no longer accepted.
The commissary vendor at Yadkin County Detention Center is Kimble’s.
No. The facility no longer accepts money orders for inmate accounts—use the lobby kiosk or JailATM.com instead.
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