How do I send money to an inmate at North Central Correctional Complex?
Go to connectnetwork.com and use JPay to deposit online with a debit or credit card. Money orders are also accepted. Call (740) 387-7040 for money order instructions.
Send MoneyJPay through ConnectNetwork handles inmate deposits at NCCC. Online deposits post within hours. Money orders are accepted but take longer.
North Central Correctional Complex uses JPay through the ConnectNetwork platform for inmate money deposits. You can send money online at connectnetwork.com using a debit or credit card, or mail a money order. Deposits go into the inmate’s trust account for commissary purchases. Phone call funding runs through a separate ConnectNetwork account. Call (740) 387-7040 if you need help with a specific deposit or to confirm current rules.
Online deposits are the fastest option and typically post within a few hours.
If the funds don’t appear within 24 hours, log back into connectnetwork.com to check the transaction status, then contact ConnectNetwork support or call NCCC at (740) 387-7040 if the issue isn’t resolved.
Money orders are accepted but take longer than online deposits. Call (740) 387-7040 first to get the current mailing address and any required documentation before sending. Instructions for money orders can change, and sending one without the right paperwork causes it to be returned.
Do not send cash. Make the money order payable as directed by the facility.
Deposits go into the inmate’s trust account. From there, the inmate can:
Phone credits are funded separately through your ConnectNetwork account. See the Phone Calls guide for those steps.
ODRC-contract facilities may have monthly or per-transaction deposit limits. Call (740) 387-7040 to confirm current limits before sending a large amount.
If the inmate has court-ordered fines, restitution, or fees, a portion of each deposit may be automatically garnished. The inmate can ask their case manager about any garnishment orders so you both know how much of each deposit is available for commissary.
If an online deposit doesn’t appear after 24 hours:
Returned money orders are usually caused by missing documentation. Confirm the required paperwork before mailing again.
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Go to connectnetwork.com and use JPay to deposit online with a debit or credit card. Money orders are also accepted. Call (740) 387-7040 for money order instructions.
Send MoneyOnline deposits through connectnetwork.com typically post within a few hours. If funds don't appear after 24 hours, check your account at connectnetwork.com, then call NCCC at (740) 387-7040.
Send MoneyNo. Commissary deposits go into the inmate's trust account. Phone credits are funded through your personal ConnectNetwork account. See the Phone Calls guide for how to fund phone time at NCCC.
Send MoneyODRC-contract facilities have deposit limits that can change. Call (740) 387-7040 to confirm the current limit before sending a large amount.
Send MoneyA portion of each deposit may be automatically garnished to cover court-ordered obligations. The inmate's case manager can explain any garnishment orders on the account.
Send MoneyCommissary purchases (food, hygiene, writing supplies, clothing, etc.), medical and dental co-pays, and other approved expenses inside the facility.
Send MoneyYes. Call (740) 387-7040 first to get the current mailing address and required documentation. Missing paperwork causes the money order to be returned. Do not send cash.
Send MoneyContact ConnectNetwork support at connectnetwork.com, then call NCCC at (740) 387-7040. For returned money orders, confirm that all required documentation was included before mailing again.
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