There are four common types of releases when it comes to being granted bail. They are:
If your alleged offence was minor in nature and you do not have a criminal record, you could be released with no financial obligation attached to the bail.
You could be required to pay a set amount if you disobey a condition of your bail or fail to appear at trial.
The court could demand that you post a certain amount in bail before you are released, which will not be returned if you disobey a condition or fail to appear in court.
The court could demand that someone be named as a surety. That person is authorized by the court to supervise you while on release in the community and ensure that you comply with your bail conditions.