voipbot is a Telegram bot that calls any phone number and plays a verification scenario with a natural AI voice. While the call runs, you get a live panel in Telegram: you see every key the recipient presses, you can play extra messages, ask for keypad input, put the call on hold, transfer it to a second number, or listen in live.

Typical flow: pick a script → enter the number → the bot calls → the recipient hears the verification message and presses 1 → they type the code on their keypad → you see it live and accept or decline.

#What you need

• A Telegram account — that's it. No app, no install.
• An active subscription for unlimited calls, or use your free calls to test (see section 11).

From the main menu, tap 📞 Start call. The bot walks you through a short form:

Once the recipient answers, they hear the verification message and are asked to press 1. The panel then switches to the code entry stage and shows everything they type, in real time.

Seven ready-made scenarios, unlimited use, each with its own placeholders:

Menu → 📝 Script option → ➕ Create script. An 8-step wizard builds your own scenario: name, verification text, code request text, success and failure messages, mechanisms, and language.

#French + English = one script

At the end of the wizard you can create both language versions in one go — same name, texts asked twice. The two versions count as a single script against your limit (10 max) and appear grouped in your script list:

Tap a grouped script and you get one button per version — 🇬🇧 EN or 🇫🇷 FR — for details or deletion. During calls, the picker automatically shows the version matching your voice language, and /call by name resolves to it too.

#Mechanisms

The panel is your cockpit. It refreshes about once a second and always reflects the current state of the call — every new step replaces the previous one.

• Status — where the call is (ringing, waiting for press 1, OTP input, on hold…).
• Stage — the current step: script stage or the exact button playing.
• ⌨️ Key pressed — the live keypad entry of the current step only. It clears on decline or when a new step starts — it never stacks.
• 🎹 DTMF — the raw key log of the whole call, grouped by step with " | " (e.g. 1 | 558456 | 685).

#Accepting the code

On OTP scripts, an ⚡ SEND OTP NOW alert button appears a few seconds after the request audio starts — tap it the moment the recipient says they received the SMS. When the entry looks right, tap ✅ Accept (success message, call ends) or ❌ Decline (retry message, recipient re-types).

#End of call

The final panel shows ⌨️ All key pressed — every key of the call, grouped per step with " | ". Nothing gets lost between steps.

Mid-call, tap ⭕ Custom Button to play extra requests to the recipient. Eleven presets are built in, each with its own dedicated audio message in English and French:

You can also create your own buttons (Menu → 📝 Script option → manage buttons) with three behaviors:

• ⌨️ Keypad input — the recipient types an answer and finishes with #. A "we're verifying" message plays, then you Accept or Decline from the panel.
• 1️⃣ Press 1 — the recipient simply presses 1 to confirm.
• 💬 Message only — plays your message in a loop until you decide. Nothing to type.

#⏸ Hold

Puts the recipient on music-on-hold. The button always mirrors the real call state — it flips to ▶️ Play when the call is actually holding (including right after the recipient presses #). Holding during any message stops that audio; resuming restarts the current message loop. Pressing any button while on hold automatically un-holds and plays the new audio.

#🔀 Transfer call — subscribers

Bridges the call to a second number: the recipient stays on line 1, your number joins on line 2. You get a discreet "2nd line answered" notice with its own hang-up button for that leg. A transferred call gets extra time on top of the normal limit.

#🎧 Listen Live

Streams the call audio so you can hear exactly what the recipient hears, in real time.

#📴 Hang Up

Ends the call instantly. The final panel shows the complete key log, and the call recording is delivered right after (if enabled).

The number displayed on the recipient's phone. Two modes:

• Default pool — if you don't set anything, a random number from the bot's default list is picked for each call.
• Custom — Menu → 🆔 Set CallerID (or /setcallerid): 11 digits, optional display name. Every call then shows your number.

Skip the form entirely — one message launches the call:

• The script accepts its ID or its name — the bot detects the phone number and splits the rest automatically.
• For FR/EN scripts, the name resolves to the version matching your voice language.
• Every call ends with a 🔁 Quick Call line you can tap to copy — instant redial with the same parameters.

New users get free calls to test everything. The counter is on the main menu (🆓 Free call: 2/2 style).

• Free calls require joining the channel — the bot checks when you tap Start call, before you type anything.
• Free calls are shorter (5 minutes max) and Hold/Transfer stay locked.
• Everything else works: all scripts, all buttons, the full live panel.

Menu → 💎 Buy shows the plans. Payment is by crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT and more):

Subscribers get unlimited calls, longer call duration, Hold, Transfer, and priority everything. Have a promo code? Use /redeem.

• 📜 History — every past call with its final status and captured keys, plus per-number history.
• 🎙 Recordings — each call is recorded and delivered to you in Telegram when it ends, then removed from the server.
• Final panel — the end-of-call summary keeps the complete key log (All key pressed), grouped step by step, and a tap-to-copy redial command.

#The recipient hears nothing when I press a button

The previous audio is still finishing or the call is on hold — every new action overrides the current one, so just press the button again and watch the Stage line: it always shows what's actually playing.

#The call hangs up after ~30s with no key pressed

That's the dead-line protection, and it only runs on scripts with a press-1 verification. Message-style scripts never auto-hang-up. If a real recipient needs more time, any key press disables it for the rest of the call.

#I stacked several /start menus — which one is live?

Always the last one. Whatever you do next (start a call, join prompt, menus) follows your most recent /start, even if you tap a button on an older message.

#Can two scripts share the same name?

That's exactly how FR/EN pairs work: same name, two languages, they count as one script and appear grouped. Tap the group to pick a version.

#Numbers format cheat sheet

• Phone numbers: 11 digits, no "+", no spaces — 14161234567
• Caller ID: same format, one digit change is enough to dodge a carrier block.

voipbot user guide — open the bot, send /start, and make your first call in under a minute.