user14316: I know that I can generate syntax for a payment qr code like so:
bitcoin:xxxaddressxxx?lable=reason&amount=0.051
this pays (to) 1 address! I however, would like to know if I can scan a QR that will construct a tx that pays to two addresses
(can I add more than one address?)
eg:
bitcoin:[xxxaddressxxx1,xxxaddressxxx2]?lable=reason&amount=[0.05,0.001]
so the addresses receive amounts relative to the array positions

user7272: As per BIP 21, Bitcoin URIs are only allowed to contain a single address.
You are free to develop your own format that supports multiple outputs, but it won't get very far unless you can convince other wallets to adopt it.

14316: <p>I know that I can generate syntax for a payment qr code like so:</p>

<p><code>bitcoin:xxxaddressxxx?lable=reason&amp;amount=0.051</code></p>

<p>this pays (to) 1 address! I however, would like to know if I can scan a QR that will construct a tx that pays to two addresses</p>

<p>(can I add more than one address?)</p>

<p>eg:</p>

<p><code>bitcoin:[xxxaddressxxx1,xxxaddressxxx2]?lable=reason&amp;amount=[0.05,0.001]</code></p>

<p>so the addresses receive amounts relative to the array positions</p>
 7272: <p>As per <a href="https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0021.mediawiki" rel="nofollow noreferrer">BIP 21</a>, Bitcoin URIs are only allowed to contain a single address.</p>

<p>You are free to develop your own format that supports multiple outputs, but it won't get very far unless you can convince other wallets to adopt it.</p>
