Louisiana DOC uses JPay for commissary deposits: online, by phone, via MoneyGram (code 8714), or in person at the on-site kiosk during visits.
Overview
Money for inmates at Dixon Correctional Institute goes through JPay, the commissary deposit provider for the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections. You can deposit online at jpay.com, by phone, or in person via MoneyGram at Walmart, CVS, and other locations. Dixon also has a confirmed JPay kiosk in the visitor processing office, so you can make a deposit during your visit. Funds go to the inmate’s commissary account and cover purchases, phone calls, and postage.
3 Ways to Send Money
Ways to Send Money
Fastest
Online at jpay.com
Create a free account and deposit with a debit or credit card.
By phone
Call 1-800-574-5729 to deposit by phone.
JPay kiosk on-site
Confirmed in the visitor processing office.
JPay
Louisiana DOC's commissary vendor
ID + last name
Required for every deposit
What You Need Before Sending
Have these ready before any deposit:
The inmate’s full legal name (as registered with Louisiana DOC)
Their Louisiana DOC ID number (7 to 8 digits). If you don’t have it, search VINELink at vinelink.vineapps.com/search/LA/Person or call Dixon at (225) 634-1200.
Account number format: DOC ID number + last name, no spaces (example: 1234567SMITH)
Choose Louisiana as the state and search for Dixon Correctional Institute
Enter the inmate’s name and DOC ID
Choose your deposit amount (up to $300)
Pay by debit or credit card
Fees: $3.50 to $10.50 depending on amount
Processing time: Within 48 hours
Option 2: JPay by Phone
Call JPay at 1-800-574-5729.
Same limits as online. Up to $300 per transaction. Phone fees are slightly higher ($4.50 to $11.50). Have your payment card and the inmate’s DOC ID ready.
Option 3: MoneyGram (Fastest Posting Time)
MoneyGram’s ExpressPayment typically posts faster than online JPay.
What to enter:
Receive Code: 8714
Company: JPay
Account number: DOC ID + last name (no spaces)
Where to go: Walmart Money Center, CVS, Kroger, and other MoneyGram agent locations.
Processing time: Within 24 hours
Fees: Vary by location and amount
Option 4: JPay Kiosk at Dixon (In Person During Visits)
Dixon Correctional Institute has a JPay kiosk in the visitor processing office. This was confirmed from the Louisiana DOC facility page. If you’re already making the drive to visit, you can make a deposit at the kiosk on your way in. Bring cash or a debit card.
This is the only way to deposit in person. There is no cash drop-off at the front desk.
Option 5: Mail a Money Order
Make the money order payable to JPay and include the inmate’s name and DOC ID number.
Mail to:
JPAY
P.O. Box 531370
Miami Shores, FL 33153
Include a deposit slip (available on jpay.com) or write the inmate’s name and DOC ID on the money order. Allow 7 to 10 business days for processing.
What is the JPay receive code for Dixon Correctional Institute?
Use MoneyGram with receive code 8714 for JPay deposits. Online, go to jpay.com and search for Dixon Correctional Institute under Louisiana. Account number is the inmate's DOC ID + last name, no spaces.
Commissary
Q
How long does money take to post at Dixon Correctional Institute?
MoneyGram typically posts within 24 hours. JPay online deposits post within 48 hours. USPS money orders take 7 to 10 business days. Times may be slower during weekends or holidays.
Commissary
Q
Is there a JPay kiosk at Dixon Correctional Institute?
Yes. There is a confirmed JPay kiosk in the visitor processing office at Dixon. You can use it to make a deposit when you come in for a visit. Bring cash or a debit card.
Commissary
Q
How much money can I send at one time to Dixon Correctional Institute?
JPay allows up to $300 per online or phone transaction. MoneyGram limits may vary by location. There may also be monthly caps. Check jpay.com for current limits.
Commissary
Q
Where do I find the inmate's DOC ID number?
Search VINELink at vinelink.vineapps.com/search/LA/Person. The result should include identifying information. You can also call Dixon at (225) 634-1200.
Commissary
Q
What does the money go toward at Dixon Correctional Institute?
Funds go to the inmate's commissary account for weekly purchases (food, hygiene, clothing, electronics), Securus phone call credits, postage, and other facility-approved items.