Donald Trump has posted a $175m (£140m) bond in New York – preventing the state from seizing his assets.
The former US president had been given 10 days to make the payment after his lawyers successfully asked for the bond to be reduced from $454m (£362m).
However, Mr Trump will be liable to pay the full amount – plus daily interest – if he loses an appeal in the civil fraud case.
New York’s attorney general, Letitia James, had been prepared to start seizing the 77-year-old’s real estate unless the bond was posted.
In February, he was found guilty of scheming for years to deceive banks and insurers by inflating his wealth on financial statements used to secure loans and make deals.
Mr Trump, who has secured the Republican nomination for this year’s general election, has frequently claimed to be worth billions of dollars and last year said he had $400m in cash, in addition to properties and other investments.
He has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, and argued the statements actually underestimated his fortune.
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Trump ordered to stop attacking judge’s family
There have also been developments in a separate trial that Mr Trump is facing, which relates to a hush money payment made to the porn star Stormy Daniels.
On Monday, he was ordered to stop verbal attacks on the family members of the judge in this upcoming case.
It comes after Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter was described as a “rabid Trump hater” in a social media post.
Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo had warned: “Family members of trial participants must be strictly off-limits.
“Defendant’s insistence to the contrary bespeaks a dangerous sense of entitlement to instigate fear and even physical harm to the loved ones of those he sees in the courtroom.”
