Manage your own wallet
Your own programmatic wallet
In addition to managing user wallets to trigger payments, you can use HandCash Connect to manage your own wallet. This is very useful if your app has payouts.
Instead of building your own wallet from scratch, you can leverage HandCash Connect.
Before this tutorial
Follow the getting started section before following this tutorial. First, you need your app to be registered in the HandCash Dashboard with the Pay permissions.
Steps
Log into HandCash Wallet
Log into the HandCash account you want to manage using Connect. You will need to authorize your own app with that particular account.
Get the redirection URL
const {HandCashConnect} = require('@handcash/handcash-connect');
const handCashConnect = new HandCashConnect({
appId: '<app-id>',
appSecret: '<secret>',
});
const redirectionLoginUrl = handCashConnect.getRedirectionUrl();
console.log('Open this link to authorize your app: ' + redirectionUrl);
Click the link generated to authorize your app.
Authorize your own app
The authorization link from the previous step will look like the following.
Authorize your own app and you will be redirected to the authorization success URL defined in your app.
Get your token authToken
authToken
After the redirection, inspect the link. You will need to retrieve the authToken
from that URL. For example, in the following link:
Your authToken
would be f7a0053318d1bb....7ad0691cd26307f
. Grab it for the next step.
Trigger payments from your wallet
Paste the authToken
in your code and you are ready to trigger payments from your wallet:
const {HandCashConnect} = require('@handcash/handcash-connect');
const handCashConnect = new HandCashConnect({
appId: '<app-id>',
appSecret: '<secret>',
});
const authToken = '<auth-token>';
const account = handCashConnect.getAccountFromAuthToken(authToken);
const paymentParameters = {
description: "Paying to myself!",
payments: [
{ destination: 'satoshi', currencyCode: 'USD', sendAmount: 0.10 },
]
};
const paymentResult = await account.wallet.pay(paymentParameters);
console.log(paymentResult);
Watch the tutorial

Updated 10 months ago