Straight answers.

No. This is a prototype and concept site. There is no app, no wallet and no service you can use today. The app screens on this site are design mockups with sample data.

No. We do not accept money, crypto or payments of any kind. If anyone asks you to pay InmateCrypto, it is not us. To send money today, use the service your loved one's facility already uses.

No. The project coin is part of the plan and does not exist yet. It is not for sale, and there is no presale.

No. JPay is named only as an example of the existing services facilities use. There is no partnership with JPay or any other provider. If InmateCrypto launches, it will work through providers like these, with their agreement.

Not today. Moving money is regulated, and the rules differ by state. InmateCrypto will work only through licensed partners and existing providers, and it will not launch anywhere without them.

The coin is meant to move support, not to grow in value, and no returns are promised. An option to hold other cryptocurrencies is a possible future feature, subject to law, and would come with clear warnings about risk.

Yes, the project and the inmatecrypto.com domain are open to investment or acquisition. Use the investor or buyer option on the contact form. Nothing on this site is an offer of securities.

Not known yet. It will depend on which provider the facility uses and whether that provider and the facility agree to take part.

Fees are not set yet. The rule is to show every fee in dollars before you pay, with nothing hidden.

We keep your name and email so we can reply and tell you about real progress. We do not sell or share it, and joining does not create an account or commit you to anything.