Question 1

How does the Telegram‑Twilio integration work with blockchain events?

Accepted Answer

When a smart contract emits an event, a webhook can trigger a Telegram bot to post a message, while the same event can also call a Twilio function to send SMS or voice alerts, ensuring users receive notifications through both channels.

Question 2

Can I customize the messages sent to Telegram and Twilio users?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Both platforms support rich formatting—Telegram allows markdown, inline buttons, and media, while Twilio offers SMS templates, dynamic variables, and voice prompts—so you can tailor each message to your audience.

Question 3

Is it possible to handle incoming Telegram commands and Twilio replies in the same workflow?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Incoming Telegram commands can invoke smart contract functions via B3OS, and Twilio's inbound webhook can trigger the same logic, allowing a unified response pipeline regardless of the communication channel.

Question 4

Do I need separate API keys for Telegram and Twilio?

Accepted Answer

Each service uses its own credentials—Telegram Bot Token and Twilio Account SID/Auth Token—but they can be stored securely in B3OS's environment configuration and accessed programmatically within the same integration.