user82466: I read here about the fees difference when paying to many addresses at once instead of doing it one after another.
I was wondering whether this applies to the transaction time as well.
Is it significantly faster if paying to N addresses at one?
If so, could you please give an example, say N = 20.

user48884: For all transactions, "transaction time" is effectively 0. A transaction is created nearly instantaneously and broadcast to the network with no noticeable delay to a human.
What you are confirmed about are confirmation times. The time it takes to get a confirmation is only related to the transaction fee rate paid and the time it takes to mine a block. The size of the transaction is irrelevant.

82466: <p>I read <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/35686/how-do-you-send-to-multiple-addresses-by-paying-a-one-time-fee-which-wallet-sup">here</a> about the fees difference when paying to many addresses at once instead of doing it one after another.
I was wondering whether this applies to the transaction time as well.
Is it significantly faster if paying to N addresses at one?
If so, could you please give an example, say N = 20.</p>
 48884: <p>For all transactions, "transaction time" is effectively 0. A transaction is created nearly instantaneously and broadcast to the network with no noticeable delay to a human.</p>

<p>What you are confirmed about are confirmation times. The time it takes to get a confirmation is only related to the transaction fee rate paid and the time it takes to mine a block. The size of the transaction is irrelevant.</p>
