How to Send Money to Grady County Jail

How to Send Money Through Tiger Commissary

Tiger Commissary is the platform used by Grady County Jail for inmate money deposits and commissary orders. Here is how to send funds.

Step 1: Get the inmate’s ID number. You need this to complete the transaction. Find it in the TCSI roster at gccja.com. Search by name and click the inmate’s record to see their ID number.

Step 2: Go to orders.tigercommissary.com. Create an account if this is your first time, or log in.

Step 3: Select Oklahoma and Grady County. Use the state and facility dropdowns. Confirm you have the right facility before entering payment details.

Step 4: Enter the inmate’s full name and ID number. Double-check both before proceeding. A wrong ID number sends money to the wrong account.

Step 5: Choose the deposit type. Tiger Commissary typically handles both trust account deposits (general spending money) and commissary orders (specific items to be ordered for the inmate). Select the option you want.

Step 6: Enter the amount and pay. A service fee applies and will be shown before you confirm. Complete the payment.

What Happens If You Enter the Wrong ID Number

A deposit to the wrong ID number goes to a different inmate’s account. Contact Tiger Commissary customer support as soon as you notice the error. Corrections are not guaranteed, so always verify the ID number before confirming any deposit.

How the Inmate Uses the Funds

Trust account funds are available to the inmate for commissary purchases, phone calls through Prodigy, and other approved spending within the facility. Commissary orders go directly toward specific items such as food, hygiene products, or writing materials available at the jail.