Help with canteen payments and deposits for inmates — simple, organized, and reliable

We help families and relatives make canteen payments, deposits, and other required payments for inmates, with clear, personal guidance throughout the entire process. This service is especially suited for those who struggle with government websites, understanding the process, language barriers, or making online payments.

Important to know

This service is provided privately and is not a government website, an official state service, or a service on behalf of the Israel Prison Service. Our goal is to help families understand the process, prepare the required details, and carry out the necessary actions in a more organized, clear, and accessible way.

Who is this service for?

This service is intended for families and relatives who want to take care of a loved one in prison but find it difficult to manage the process on their own.

Families who struggle with government websites

When the website is unclear, the process is cumbersome, or you don't know where to start.

Speakers of different language

Help for those who need a simple, clear explanation in Hebrew, Arabic, or Russian.

Those without a credit card

Guidance in finding an organized way to make the payment based on available options.

Those who want to save time and hassle

Instead of struggling alone, you get personal guidance throughout the process.

How does the service work?

1. Contact us on WhatsApp

Send us basic details, and we’ll check what action is needed.

2. Make a transfer or send a cash withdrawal code

You can make a bank transfer or send a cash withdrawal code, according to the instructions provided to you.

3. We make the deposit for you

After actually receiving the money, we carry out the required action and update you once it’s done.

What does the service include?

Help with canteen payments for inmates
Assistance in understanding the process and making the payment in a clear and organized way.

Help with deposits for inmates
Guidance for families who want to make a deposit or payment for a family member.

Help dealing with government websites
Guidance for those who find it hard to understand the system or complete the action on their own.

Service costs

Canteen deposit for an inmate — 93 ₪ + VAT


Deposit of approved canteen items and calling cards for an inmate — 91 ₪ + VAT

The activity is carried out under the auspices of Ziv Oshri & Co. Law Office and Alon Keren Accounting Firm.

The service is provided in accordance with Israel Prison Service procedures, the gov system, and relevant legal requirements

Professional backing, organized process, and transparency with the client

The activity is carried out through an organized and transparent approach, with careful documentation, verification of details, and clear communication to the client before any action is taken. Behind the service stands a professional framework that includes business, accounting, and legal support as needed, aimed at giving families a sense of security, order, and accountability throughout the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. This is a private service that helps families and relatives carry out actions and payments in a clearer and more accessible way. The service does not replace official bodies and does not act on their behalf.

For families of inmates, spouses, parents, children, or relatives who want to help a person in prison but find it difficult to manage the process on their own.

Yes. Before any action is taken, we will explain what is required, what details are needed, and what costs are involved in the service.

Yes. Details are provided solely for handling the request, in accordance with the site’s privacy policy.

Need help with a canteen payment or deposit for an inmate?

Leave your details and we’ll get back to you with a clear explanation of the options, the process, and the required details.

Disclaimer This website offers a private service for assistance and guidance in making payments and deposits. The website is not a government website, is not operated by the state, the Israel Prison Service, or any other government body, and does not replace contacting official authorities. The service is provided subject to the submission of accurate details, the availability of payment systems, and legal requirements.