Inmate money transfers just got simpler. Send2Corrections is Western Union’s dedicated platform built to streamline payments to correctional facilities. With a few clicks, you can fund commissary or phone accounts right from your phone or computer. Visit the Send2Corrections portal or download the app to get started.
Enter the correctional facility name, the inmate’s full name, and their ID number.
Accuracy ensures your money gets to the right person without any delays
Pay with debit card or credit card1. All payment options are encrypted for privacy
Review your details, hit send, and you’re done!
You’ll get a confirmation email with an MTCN so you can track funds at every step
Send money to inmates anytime, from wherever you are using the Send2Corrections website or app.
Send money to an inmate in person from a Western Union agent location near you.
Use the Send2Corrections platform online or in the app for fast and secure money transfers. You can also send money to an inmate by phone or at a Western Union agent location.
Go to Send2Corrections.com or download the app. Create a new account or use your existing Western Union account and select “send.” Enter the correctional facility, receiver name, and commissary number. Pay your money transfer using a debit or credit card1. You’ll receive a confirmation email with a tracking number (MTCN) of your transaction.
For speed and convenience, the best way to send money to an inmate is online through the Send2Corrections app or website. You can easily track transfers and save inmate info for repeat transactions.
Western Union serves a variety of correctional facilities, allowing you to send money to inmates in county jails and state or federal prisons. Availability may vary by facility—use our correctional facilities locator tool to learn more.
You’ll need the name of the correctional facility, the inmate’s full name, their account or ID number, and your payment method. Accurate details allow you to send money to an inmate quickly and securely.
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1 If you’re using a credit card, a card-issuer cash advance fee and associated interest charges may apply. To avoid these fees or for reduced fees, use a debit card or check other payment methods.