Access Corrections
Access Corrections is a money transfer service operated by Keefe Group that allows families to deposit funds to inmate trust accounts at many correctional facilities. Access Corrections is commonly used at county jails and some state facilities as an alternative or complement to JPay and ConnectNetwork. Deposits can be made online, by phone, or at MoneyGram and Western Union locations.
What Is Access Corrections?
Access Corrections is operated by Keefe Group, a company that also provides commissary services to many jails and prisons. Access Corrections specializes in money transfers to inmate accounts and is contracted at numerous county jail facilities. Unlike JPay which also offers messaging, Access Corrections focuses primarily on financial transactions.
When a county jail uses Access Corrections, families deposit funds online at accesscorrections.com, by phone, or at approved retail locations. Always confirm whether a facility uses Access Corrections or another money transfer provider before sending funds.
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Money Transfer
A money transfer in the correctional system means sending funds to an incarcerated person's inmate account so they can use the balance for commissary purchases, phone calls, and other approved services.
FinanceInmate Trust Account
An inmate trust account is the financial account maintained by the correctional facility on behalf of each incarcerated person.
FinanceCommissary
Commissary is an in-facility store available to incarcerated people where they can purchase food, hygiene items, clothing, stationery, and other approved goods using funds from their inmate account.
ProvidersTouchPay
TouchPay is a money transfer and payment service used at some correctional facilities for depositing funds to inmate accounts. TouchPay is commonly used at county jails and some state facilities. Miami-Dade Corrections uses TouchPay for commissary deposits. TouchPay can be reached at 1-866-232-1899 and provides lobby kiosks at some facilities.
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What is Money Transfer?
A money transfer in the correctional system means sending funds to an incarcerated person's inmate account so they can use the balance for commissary purchases, phone calls, and other approved services.
Read full definitionWhat is Inmate Trust Account?
An inmate trust account is the financial account maintained by the correctional facility on behalf of each incarcerated person.
Read full definitionWhat is Commissary?
Commissary is an in-facility store available to incarcerated people where they can purchase food, hygiene items, clothing, stationery, and other approved goods using funds from their inmate account.
Read full definitionWhat is TouchPay?
TouchPay is a money transfer and payment service used at some correctional facilities for depositing funds to inmate accounts. TouchPay is commonly used at county jails and some state facilities. Miami-Dade Corrections uses TouchPay for commissary deposits. TouchPay can be reached at 1-866-232-1899 and provides lobby kiosks at some facilities.
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