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Invoket Batch Entity Screening
x402
Invoket Batch Entity Screening is a paid API for AI agents from api.invoket.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Screen up to 200 entities (IBANs, phone numbers, laws, weather, vehicles) in a single batch call with provenance-backed verdicts
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
The checks your agent runs before it acts: verify a bank account, a phone number, a law in force, the weather or a vehicle — computed from official sources, with provenance in every response. You only pay for answers.
Output
An array of per-item results corresponding to each submitted entity. Each result includes a verdict (pass/fail/weak), a hits array listing any matches found with provenance from official sources, and for malformed items an error object with a code. The include_weak flag determines whether weak matches affect the overall verdict for the whole batch.
Example use cases
Pre-payment IBAN batch verification
“I need to pay 12 vendors tomorrow — can you verify all their IBANs in one shot and flag any that don't check out, including borderline weak matches?”
Bulk phone number validation for onboarding
“We just collected 50 phone numbers from new signups — screen them all at once and tell me which ones are invalid or suspicious before we send the welcome SMS.”
Multi-entity compliance check before contracting
“Before we sign contracts with these 8 companies, run a batch screen on all their names to check for any compliance issues, and only count strong matches as a red flag.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://api.invoket.com/screen/entity/batchWhen to prefer
Use this batch endpoint instead of the single-entity endpoint when you need to verify more than one entity in a single operation — it amortizes the per-call cost across up to 200 items and returns results in one settlement. Prefer it in pre-action workflows where an agent must clear multiple IBANs, phones, vehicles, or other entities before proceeding.
Side effects
- 400 error for empty batch or batch exceeding 200 items (not charged)
- 400 error for malformed individual items returns per-position error without failing the whole batch
- Invalid kind/country/birth_year filters may yield no results rather than an error
- Network timeout for very large batches near the 200-item cap
- Ambiguous entity names may return only weak matches
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| itemsrequired | array | Array of names screened in one settlement. Its length is priced per unit (base + N x unit), capped at 200; an empty or oversized batch is a 400, never charged. Each item takes a 'name' (2 to 200 characters) plus the same optional filters as the single endpoint - 'kind', 'country', 'birth_year'. A malformed item yields {error, code} at its position without failing the batch |
| include_weakrequired | boolean | Whether weak matches count towards the verdict, for the WHOLE batch; default false. It is a caller policy (what you count as a signal), not a property of one name. Weak matches are returned in hits[] either way |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "object"
}Tags
x402
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