Send Money to Williamsburg County Detention Center

No Published Vendor

Many South Carolina county jails use a third-party service like GTL, TouchPay, Access Corrections, or IC Solutions for inmate deposits, but Williamsburg County’s official site doesn’t name which one it currently uses, or whether deposits are handled directly at the facility. Instead of guessing, call (843) 355-9696 before attempting a deposit.

What to Ask When You Call

When you call, ask these specific questions:

• Which vendor or system handles deposits.
• Whether you can deposit online, by phone, by app, in person, or by money order.
• Current fees for each deposit method.
• Deposit limits, daily or monthly.
• Whether the commissary account and phone credit account are the same or separate.
• Processing time before funds are available to the inmate.

Why This Matters

Sending money the wrong way, to the wrong address, or through an unverified third-party site risks the deposit being delayed, rejected, or lost entirely. Confirming directly with the facility is the only reliable way to get this right the first time.

If You’re Depositing for the First Time

Have the inmate’s full legal name, date of birth, and (if known) their booking or case number ready before you call. This speeds up the process and helps staff confirm you’re asking about the right person.