Overview The registerAndInvokeIntent() method registers an intent and invokes it in a single call. The user approves via passkey once, and you immediately get payment tokens back.
Best for: instant “Buy Now” flows where the AI doesn’t need to store a mandate for later.
Internally this calls registerIntent() then invokeIntent() in sequence. The passkey prompt fires once.
Method Signature prava . registerAndInvokeIntent ( params : RegisterAndInvokeParams ): Promise < PaymentTokens >
Parameters params
RegisterAndInvokeParams
required
Return Value Example AI Agent — Instant Buy
React — Buy Now Button
import { PravaSDK } from '@prava-sdk/core' ; const prava = new PravaSDK ({ publishableKey: 'pk_live_xxx' }); // User says "Buy this" → one call → done const tokens = await prava . registerAndInvokeIntent ({ cardId: 'enr_abc123' , merchant: 'Amazon' , amount: 29.99 , currency: 'USD' , itemCount: 1 , productUrl: 'https://amazon.com/dp/B0EXAMPLE' , }); // tokens.pan, tokens.expMonth, tokens.expYear, tokens.cvv // → Hand these to the checkout flow console . log ( 'Virtual PAN:' , tokens . pan );
When to Use Scenario Use One-time instant purchase ✅ registerAndInvokeIntent() Recurring / scheduled purchases ❌ Use registerIntent() + invokeIntent() separately Need to store mandate for later ❌ Use registerIntent() separately ”Buy Now” button ✅ registerAndInvokeIntent()
Error Handling Code Cause Resolution PASSKEY_REJECTEDUser declined the passkey prompt Allow retry PASSKEY_UNAVAILABLEDevice doesn’t support WebAuthn Inform user CARD_NOT_FOUNDCard ID is invalid or removed Refresh card list MANDATE_VIOLATIONInvalid params Check amount/merchant
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