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A cash bond generally requires the full bond amount to be paid directly to the court. If the defendant appears for all required court dates and the case is fully resolved, that money is typically returned by the court, subject to the court’s process and any applicable fees or conditions.
A surety bond allows a licensed bail bond company to post the bond on the defendant’s behalf. In North Carolina, the premium for a surety bond may be up to 15% of the bond amount, and that premium is not refundable at the conclusion of the case.
Keys Bailbonding serves clients in all 100 counties across North Carolina through a statewide network of agents, with office locations in Raleigh and Greensboro.
Yes. Keys Bailbonding specializes in large bonds and can help clients navigate additional requirements that may include multiple indemnitors, collateral, property liens, and ankle monitoring.
Yes. We can send required paperwork to indemnitors and defendants electronically, allowing documents to be completed quickly and from virtually anywhere.
Yes. Current clients can use the paperwork portal to complete forms, submit requested information, manage bond obligations and payments, and stay updated on next steps in their case.
Yes. We provide access to county-specific jail and detention website links so families can search for custody information by county.