Services like Twilio ?

[OmegaStarScream]

Does anyone have an idea If there are any services that are as good as Twilio (that most of the big companies like Microsoft , Uber , Google etc... use) and In the same time , they accept Bitcoin as a payment method as I can't seem to find any ?
I've seen a blog post from them where they had a comment asking about when Bitcoin should be available and they said they have no plans for the moment.

[~Bitcoin~]

Found few alternatives to twilio but none of them seems to accept bitcoin payments even asked live chat staffs in some of them https://getvoip.com/blog/2016/06/01/twilio-alternatives/

I think they like to get full information regarding their clients not to mess up in legal issues if developer/individual miss used their api to send fake messages/call etc so they are not accepting bitcoin payments.

[neochiny]

Hmm. I remember seeing something similar. A call service to mobile or landline. (No sms though so that rules out the big companies)

But they do accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Here: Xcoincall and they're thread and their website :  www.xcoincall.com

Oh and there is Nexmo. It should work with the big companies(Microsoft, Uber, Google,etc) but as far as i know, they don't accept Bitcoin yet. Still, check it out. : https://www.nexmo.com/

[OmegaStarScream]

Hmm. I remember seeing something similar. A call service to mobile or landline. (No sms though so that rules out the big companies)

But they do accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Here: Xcoincall and they're thread and their website :  www.xcoincall.com

Oh and there is Nexmo. It should work with the big companies(Microsoft, Uber, Google,etc) but as far as i know, they don't accept Bitcoin yet. Still, check it out. : https://www.nexmo.com/

I don't think you got my question right. I'm not looking for services that are able to call companies like Microsoft , Uber , Google and I'm not looking for anything to make calls (at least not normal ones).
I want a service to send both SMS and call automatically for 2 Factor authentication verification that those "big companies" use , In other words a reputable service just like Twilio but they should accept Bitcoin