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# init(code:userActivity:)

Initializes the response object with the specified code and user activity object.

```
init(code: INTransferMoneyIntentResponseCode, userActivity: NSUserActivity?)
```

## Parameters

`code`

The response code indicating your success or failure in handling the intent. For a list of possible values, see [`INTransferMoneyIntentResponseCode`](/documentation/Intents/INTransferMoneyIntentResponseCode).

`userActivity`

The user activity object to use when launching your app. Provide an object if you want to add app-specific information. If you specify `nil`, the system automatically creates a user activity object for you, sets its type to the class name of the intent, and fills it with an [`INInteraction`](/documentation/Intents/INInteraction) object containing the intent and your response.

## Return Value

An initialized response object or `nil` if the object could not be created.

## Discussion

After initializing the response object, put the transaction details into the properties of the object. Always provide as many details as possible about the transaction, including the amount to transfer, the scheduled transfer date, and the accounts involved.

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