Send Money

Incarcerated people do not need money for their day-to-day needs while incarcerated. Each facility provides all of the essential food, clothing and medical care necessary. However, there may be some personal care items and toiletries they may wish to purchase on his or her own. Additionally, they can buy snacks and items such as TV's, radios and hot pots at the facility canteen.

Incarcerated people are not allowed to receive money from another incarcerated individual/resident; or non-incarcerated people/residents still on paper supervision; or patients in other secure treatment facilities in Minnesota. Funds sent in violation of DOC policy will be placed in the incarcerated individual's HOLD account until his/her release. Funds placed in HOLD are subject to deductions.

A cost of confinement surcharge and, if applicable, a restitution surcharge will be deducted from funds received.

Search DOC Policy 300.100 for more information.

How to send money:

• Electronic Funds Transfer -JPAY- subject to fees below
• Money Orders and cashier's checks mailed to the lockbox - no charge, however must be mailed with a money order deposit form. Payable to Jpay: PO Box 246450, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
• Click the links below to download the form.
  • English Version Form Here
  • Spanish Version Form Here

Enter incarcerated person's ID to get started

Money orders Payable to JPay to: PO Box 246450, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 Cash with At locations including CVS and Walmart (receive code 1279)

All other payments, including government and business checks, tribal distributions, vendor refunds and payments enclosed with legal and special mail must be addressed to the incarcerated person's facility address. NO money orders or cashier's checks will be accepted at the facility address.

DOC staff cannot provide information to friends and family regarding an incarcerated person's financial transactions.