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You can do that with a “real” Twilio number and skip the second phone. All of my US banks and credit cards accept VOIP numbers now. A few did not when I first
by gregjor 2y ago
You can do that with a “real” Twilio number and skip the second phone.
All of my US banks and credit cards accept VOIP numbers now. A few did not when I first started traveling.
- dheera 2y agoMost of my US banks work with VOIP numbers. Chase, for one, does not.
- gregjor 2y agoI have Chase credit cards, they accept my Hushed number. Don’t have a Chase bank account. I use Schwab, they accept VOIP numbers.
- dheera 2y agoInteresting, I only have Chase credit cards as well, and they don't take any of my Twilio numbers, or at least, they accept the number but I don't actually receive SMS codes.
- gregjor 2y agoI've had the most success with numbers from hushed.com. Google Voice usually works but not as reliably in my experience.