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TwiML™ Voice: <Hangup>

The <Hangup> verb ends a call. If used as the first verb in a TwiML response it does not prevent Twilio from answering the call and billing your account. The only way to not answer a call and prevent billing is to use the <Reject> verb.

Verb Attributes

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The <Hangup> verb has no attributes.

Nesting Rules

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You can't nest any verbs within <Hangup> and you can't nest <Hangup> within any other verbs.

Examples

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Example 1

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The following code tells Twilio to answer the call and hang up immediately.

Hangup a CallLink to code sample: Hangup a Call
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const VoiceResponse = require('twilio').twiml.VoiceResponse;

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const response = new VoiceResponse();

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response.hangup();

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console.log(response.toString());

Output

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

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<Response>

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    <Hangup/>

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</Response>

Hints and Advanced Uses

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  • When receiving a Twilio request to an 'action' URL within <Gather>, <Record>, <Dial> or <Sms>, you can return a response containing the <Hangup> verb to end the current call.