PascalCoin allows many types of operations. The commonly used "Transaction" operation only allows a single sender to send funds to a single recipient. In the future, this may be changed but there are complications here in terms of fee structuring. Aggregating N transactions into 1 for the fee of 1 transaction may lead to spam/DoS attacks.
That being said, PascalCoin is easily extensible to allow new operations in future. If you have a specific use case in mind, join the slack and discuss with us there (or github feature request).
Thanks,
Herman.
Thank you for your response. I understand in general one sender for one receiver. But for the command used in the gui wallet can be used to send to multiple accounts from one account and for the implementation of the transfer remains one by one. Example there are 10 direct transfers, execution 1 transfer is completed then next until 10 transfers is completed. That's my opinion.