How do I send a prisoner money in FDC?

Currently Correct Pay is the only vendor in FDC that you can send money to an incarcerated person on.

According to FDC’s new rule announcement as of 3/29/22 you must be an “approved visitor” to send an incarcerated person money except newly incarcerated people may receive funds from any one for the first 60 days from the date they enter FDC.

MoneyGram can no longer be used to send money to an incarcerated person.

Sending a money order is still FREE using this link to CorrectPay's Money Order Form. You must include a valid copy of your driver’s license, state ID, or Passport or it will be returned to you. Remember, the convenience fee charged to send your loved one money is how Jpay makes money. If you want to stop private corporations from profiting off of your loved ones incarceration sent money via money order instead. Please note the $0.50 bank processing fee will still be assessed by the Department of Corrections for a money order, cashier’s check or certified bank draft deposited to an incarcerated person's account.

You can also use the link below for other options on sending funds via CorrectPay.

https://www.fdc.myflorida.com/institutions/send-an-inmate-funds

(updated 9/12/25)