What situation would NOT typically require a cheque payment?

Receiving a direct deposit for salary does not typically require a cheque payment because direct deposits are electronic transfers of funds directly into a bank account. This method is widely used for salary payments as it is faster, more secure, and more convenient than issuing a cheque. Through direct deposit, the employee's earnings are automatically credited to their bank account without the need for physical transactions or handling of cheques.

In contrast, paying for groceries, utility bills, and settling a medical bill often involve methods that do include cheque payments, as these transactions may be completed in person or may require immediate cash handling. Cheques can serve as a physical method of payment in these situations, whereas direct deposit is entirely electronic and does not involve exporting funds via a cheque.