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[BUG] OpenCode Go subscription not recognized after purchase / Deepseek v4 Flash locked #42167
Description
After running out of my Deepseek v4 Flash credits, I purchased the OpenCode Go subscription. However, the system does not recognize my active subscription. It continuously prompts me to pay for OpenCode Go again and completely blocks my access to the Deepseek v4 Flash model, even though the payment has already been completed.
Steps to reproduce
Consume all available free credits for Deepseek v4 Flash.
Purchase the OpenCode Go subscription.
Attempt to use the Deepseek v4 Flash model again.
See the error/prompt requesting payment for the OpenCode Go subscription despite having just paid.
Expected behavior
After successfully paying for the OpenCode Go subscription, the account status should be updated immediately, and access to the Deepseek v4 Flash version should be restored without further payment prompts.
Actual behavior
The system ignores the active OpenCode Go subscription, keeps asking for payment, and restricts access to the Deepseek v4 Flash version.
We encourage you to create your own TokenPot pool with friends, colleagues, or your community.
Or simply join the community pool: contribute $5 a month and get access to shared LLM compute you can use for your work, experiments, agents, and APIs.
Thanks for the report, and sorry for the hassle right after paying. The likely cause: DeepSeek models on Go are hosted outside the EU/US, so they need a workspace setting turned on. In the Console, go to Settings → Privacy → Regions and set Allowed regions to Global (thanks @apoorvdarshan for pointing this out).
Also check that the API key you're using was created in the same workspace where you bought Go. Account → Personal API keys shows each key's workspace. If both are right and it's still locked, email help@anoma.ly with your account email. Closing this since it's a settings issue rather than an OpenCode bug.
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github-actions commentedon Aug 12, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
If your issue is not covered by any of the above, please let a maintainer know.
francescobianco commentedon Sep 16, 2026
We encourage you to create your own TokenPot pool with friends, colleagues, or your community.
Or simply join the community pool: contribute $5 a month and get access to shared LLM compute you can use for your work, experiments, agents, and APIs.
Pool your budget. Share the compute.
See: https://github.com/francescobianco/tokenpot#tokenpot
cc: @jefmaus @palmamartin
apoorvdarshan commentedon Sep 25, 2026
neriousy commentedon Oct 20, 2026
Thanks for the report, and sorry for the hassle right after paying. The likely cause: DeepSeek models on Go are hosted outside the EU/US, so they need a workspace setting turned on. In the Console, go to Settings → Privacy → Regions and set Allowed regions to Global (thanks @apoorvdarshan for pointing this out).
Also check that the API key you're using was created in the same workspace where you bought Go. Account → Personal API keys shows each key's workspace. If both are right and it's still locked, email help@anoma.ly with your account email. Closing this since it's a settings issue rather than an OpenCode bug.