anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

[BUG]: First recurring OpenCode Go subscription billing failing (Stripe issue?)

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Since Sep 11, 2026.

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Description

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I reactivated my OpenCode Go subscription on August, and this month September is it's first recurring billing but it was failing. I got 2 subsequent emails stating the exact amount that was failing to bill, when I checked it showed "Payment Failed" but when I contacted my bank, there were no incoming card reads/transaction logs from their end or any blocks. Under the manage billing section of my OpenCode workspace, I removed my billing account to try and add it back to see it'll work, now I can't do that as it says the card was declined despite no showing from the bank's side.

However I still seem to have access to the models (I sent a "hello do you still work" prompt and got a response from it, with my billing show a small usage, please don't remove my access as I need it for an upcoming event).

Related Issues(?): #48469 #45278

Plugins

Magic Context

OpenCode version

v1.18.x

Steps to reproduce
  1. Maintain an active OpenCode Go subscription using an international compatible card.
  2. Allow the billing cycle to reach its automatic monthly renewal date.
  3. The automated Stripe transaction fails (Payment Failed).
  4. Receive a Stripe failure notification email.
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Operating System

Fedora Linux 42

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Kitty

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