On its own motion or on a verified petition the court may from time to time re-evaluate the above factors and add to or modify the conditions of bail or revoke the defendant's admission to bail.
Bail may be posted in the form of cash deposit, property bond, or a bail bond issued by a surety insurance company qualified by law to do business in the state of Idaho. The surety must clearly identify on the bond the name and mailing address of the person designated to receive all notices. The court must not require that bail be posted only in cash, nor may the court specify differing amounts for bail depending on whether it is posted in the form of cash deposit, a property bond, or a bail bond. A cash deposit must consist of payment in the form of United States currency, money order, certified check or cashier's check. Cash deposit may also be made by personal check payable to the clerk of the court where the acceptance of the personal check has been approved by a magistrate judge or district judge, or by credit card or debit card in those counties where procedures for the acceptance of such payment have been approved by the administrative district judge.
Id. Crim. R. 46