Former President Donald Trump will be able to choose between three different ways to pay the bond that will keep him from being detained in the facility as his case unfolds . Trump will have the option of paying the bond with cash through a professional bonding company or by putting up just of the total amount . The Fulton County election subversion case marks the first time the release conditions for Trump have included a cash bond and a prohibition on intimidation through social media . As of Tuesday afternoon just two of the defendants had surrendered including Scott Hall a professional bondsman in Atlanta who was charged in the case with crimes related to his alleged involvement in the Coffee County Georgia voting systems breach . The consent bond order is essentially a stayoutofjail agreement outlining the amount of money they have to put up in order to avoid being detained as their criminal case unfolds. Trump was charged with violating Georgias racketeering act and for each of the remaining counts brought against him. Unlike some of his codefendants the former president is explicitly barred in his order from using social media to target his co-defendants and the witnesses and the unindicted coconspirators . The release conditions are different from some of the other codefenders in this case . The bond orders spell out the conduct a defendant is prohibited from engaging in and specifies the amount to pay for each count brought against them in the trial . The defendants are able to reclaim the money they put up to the court appearance. The bond order. If they are convicted they can still get back the funds they will not get back. The defendant will not receive back the fees and other costs associated with using that option. If a defendant was found guilty of a crime they can not be convicted of a felony they would not get