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# Twilio Credentials

> Configure Twilio API credentials and communication settings

## 📞 Bring Your Own Carrier

The "Bring Your Own Carrier" option determines whether you want to use your own Twilio account or the platform's default carrier services.

### ⚙️ Available Options

* **Yes** - Use your own Twilio account with your credentials
* **No** - Use the platform's default carrier services

<Note>
  When set to "Yes", you must provide your own Twilio Account SID and Auth Token.
</Note>

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/rizler/PRg8hyBEEF_hIvXE/images/settings/twilio-credential/overall.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=PRg8hyBEEF_hIvXE&q=85&s=8fb381186ad02c2633ee5cd50a2f2c5f" alt="Twilio Credential" width="3354" height="1412" data-path="images/settings/twilio-credential/overall.png" />

## 🔑 Required Credentials

When using your own Twilio carrier, you'll need to provide the following credentials:

### 🆔 Account SID

Your Twilio Account SID is a unique identifier for your Twilio account. This can be found in your Twilio Console dashboard.

### 🔒 Auth Token

Your Twilio Auth Token is a secret key used to authenticate API requests to your Twilio account.

<Warning>
  Keep your Auth Token secure and never share it publicly. Treat it like a password.
</Warning>

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/rizler/8Dbm4gfVY_wFiLV_/images/settings/twilio-credential/image2.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=8Dbm4gfVY_wFiLV_&q=85&s=894770adb9ebdaaac6164af24c4e676b" alt="Twilio Credential" width="1117" height="487" data-path="images/settings/twilio-credential/image2.png" />