CHEQUESvsPaid

They pay a queue.
We pay a list.

Both of us settle token creator fees through X Money. The difference is what we designed around: Paid is built around a payout. CHEQUES is built around the list of people you owe.

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Head to head

Everything on the CHEQUES side is ours to attest to. For the Paid side, check their current docs. That keeps this comparison honest.

PaidThem

One sending account sets the pace for everyone.

CHEQUESUs

The payout is spread across the accounts available in the system.

Where the money leaves from
Paid
A single sending account.
CHEQUES
Several accounts in the system, picked automatically.
How your recipients are treated
Paid
A queue: one recipient after another.
CHEQUES
A list: the whole batch settles in the same round.
When the list grows
Paid
More handles means more waiting behind the same channel.
CHEQUES
More handles stay one run, with no extra setup per recipient.
What you can see of the fee
Paid
Not ours to attest. Ask them for the itemised split.
CHEQUES
Itemised before launch: what leaves the token, what reaches the handle.
When a payout is not allowed
Paid
Ask them what they refuse, and why.
CHEQUES
We do not make a payout that X Money's rules disallow.

Ask us and ask them these four

Who is allowed to receive a payout?
Paid
Ask Paid the same question and see what they show you.
CHEQUES
Any X handle the creator sets. The handle is the recipient; no approval step sits between the two.
What happens when the recipient list grows?
Paid
Ask Paid the same question and see what they show you.
CHEQUES
It stays one run per token. More handles do not mean more setup, more approvals or more exports.
Where does every unit of the fee go?
Paid
Ask Paid the same question and see what they show you.
CHEQUES
Itemised before launch. You can see the split, not just a final number.
What does the provider refuse to do?
Paid
Ask Paid the same question and see what they show you.
CHEQUES
We do not process a payout that a payment platform's own rules disallow.

What we do not claim

We do not promise to route around any payment platform's limits, and we do not measure ourselves by how many accounts sit behind a payout. If a payout is not allowed under X Money's rules, we do not make it.

Our pitch is the part creators can check themselves: how the whole list gets paid, and how much of it they can see.

Set a payout ruleLaunchSee how fees moveCapital flowStart from the APIDocs

This page describes CHEQUES. It is a visual demo: no wallet is connected and no token or payout transaction is created.