All of Paid.
None of the queue.

When Paid pays one account,
everyone queues behind it.

Paid sends every payout from a single account. X Money limits how much one account can receive from a single sending account: $750 per day. The limit is per sending account, not a cap on what a recipient can receive in total. But when everything moves through one channel, that channel sets the pace. A launch that succeeds should not pay out like a small one.

X Money sets its own limits, and those limits are theirs to change. CHEQUES does not alter what a recipient is allowed to receive.

Paid queues the payout.
CHEQUES spreads it.

Paid treats a creator's fees as a queue. CHEQUES treats them as a list. Instead of sending everything through a single account, the system distributes payouts automatically across several accounts, so a successful launch is settled as one batch rather than day after day of small transfers.

One account is a queue.
A list of accounts is a batch.

Paid sends all payouts from one account. That creates a bottleneck when many creators need money at the same time. CHEQUES instead spreads payouts automatically across several accounts in the system, so the whole list of recipients can be paid in the same round.