OpenCode is an AI-powered coding agent and developer tool suite that helps engineers write, understand, and modify code using large language models. It is developed and operated by Anomaly Innovations, Inc. (Anoma.ly).
OpenCode is an open‑source AI coding agent designed to help developers write, refactor, and understand code across many languages and frameworks. Built and operated by Anomaly Innovations, Inc. (also known as Anoma.ly), OpenCode integrates with popular developer tools and infrastructure providers, and is distributed via opencode.ai and GitHub. The company focuses on local‑first and open‑source tooling, including OpenCode and related developer products such as SST and models.dev.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/terms-of-service?utm_source=openai))
A charge that includes “ANOMA.LY” and “OPENCODE” on your card statement is typically related to a paid OpenCode plan or credits (for example, OpenCode Zen or similar paid tiers) purchased through Anomaly Innovations, Inc. These may be one‑time payments, metered usage top‑ups, or recurring subscription renewals. Financial‑literacy resources and merchant‑lookup tools specifically identify ANOMALY / ANOMA.LY descriptors as billing for OpenCode products from Anomaly Innovations, Inc., often accompanied by a date or internal reference code.([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/anomaly-innovations-inc?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize the charge, first sign in to your OpenCode account using the email address that may have been used at checkout and review your billing history and email receipts. You can also search your inbox for receipts from the opencode.ai or anoma.ly domains. If the charge appears incorrect, contact OpenCode/Anoma.ly support using the official contact methods published in their Terms of Service and Privacy Policy (including the help@anoma.ly email and support phone number), and provide only the charge date, amount, and last four digits of your card. As with any disputed charge, if you cannot resolve it directly with the merchant, you should then contact your card issuer to inquire about a chargeback or to block future payments.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/terms-of-service?utm_source=openai))
Bank Statement Variations
1 known variations
These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to OpenCode.
Why do I see an “ANOMA.LY OPENCODE” charge on my card statement?
This descriptor is used by Anomaly Innovations, Inc. (Anoma.ly) when billing for OpenCode products, such as paid OpenCode plans or usage credits. If you or someone with access to your card activated a paid OpenCode plan, funded Zen credits, or upgraded from a free tier, that payment will typically appear as ANOMA.LY together with OPENCODE and a date or reference code.([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/anomaly-innovations-inc?utm_source=openai))
What are common amounts for OpenCode or ANOMA.LY charges?
Public reports and issue threads show relatively small developer‑tool charges (for example, around US$5 for introductory or discounted OpenCode Go or Zen plans) as well as larger amounts for higher‑tier or organizational usage. The exact amount depends on the plan or credits you selected, so the best way to verify is to compare the statement amount with your OpenCode billing page and email receipts.([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/anomaly-innovations-inc?utm_source=openai))
Is the “ANOMA.LY OPENCODE” charge a subscription or a one‑time payment?
It can be either, depending on what you purchased. OpenCode offers recurring paid plans as well as usage‑based or credit‑style billing. A recurring line that repeats monthly or on a regular interval usually indicates a subscription, while a single charge that doesn’t repeat is more likely a one‑time plan purchase or a credit top‑up. Check your OpenCode account’s billing section to see whether you have an active subscription or only past one‑time payments.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/terms-of-service?utm_source=openai))
How do I cancel or downgrade a paid OpenCode plan so future ANOMA.LY charges stop?
Log into your OpenCode account on opencode.ai, open the billing or subscription settings, and select the option to cancel, pause, or downgrade your paid plan. After cancellation, you should not see new OpenCode subscription renewals, although any charges already processed for the current billing period will usually remain in place. If you cannot access your account, contact OpenCode support at the official help@anoma.ly address or listed support phone number and request that they cancel the subscription associated with your email and card.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/terms-of-service?utm_source=openai))
How can I request a refund for an OpenCode (ANOMA.LY) charge?
Start by locating the corresponding receipt or invoice number in your email or OpenCode billing dashboard. Then contact OpenCode/Anoma.ly support through their published channels (such as contact@anoma.ly or help@anoma.ly), referencing the receipt number, charge amount, and date. Explain why you’re requesting a refund—for example, technical issues that prevented use or an unintended subscription renewal. If you do not receive a response within a reasonable time and believe you are entitled to a refund, you may then contact your card issuer to inquire about disputing the transaction.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))
Could this ANOMA.LY OPENCODE charge be a test or authorization hold?
Most documented ANOMA.LY OpenCode charges correspond to actual billed usage or subscriptions rather than $0 or purely temporary authorizations. However, as with many online services, your bank may briefly show a pending or pre‑authorization amount before it settles. If the pending charge disappears or is replaced by a final amount that matches an OpenCode receipt, it was likely a normal authorization. If you see multiple unexpected pending holds or amounts that never settle, contact both your bank and OpenCode support for clarification.([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/anomaly-innovations-inc?utm_source=openai))
What should I do if nobody on my team recognizes the OpenCode or ANOMA.LY charge?
First, check whether any developers or technical staff on your team have used OpenCode, OpenCode Zen, or related developer tools recently, as they may have used a shared company card. If no one recognizes the service and you cannot find any matching OpenCode account or receipts for the amount and date, contact your card issuer immediately to report a potentially unauthorized transaction, and consider having a new card number issued. You can also notify OpenCode/Anoma.ly via the official support contacts so they can investigate from their side.([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/anomaly-innovations-inc?utm_source=openai))
How can I verify that I’m contacting the real OpenCode/Anoma.ly and not a scammer about this charge?
Only use contact information listed in OpenCode’s official legal pages (such as the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy) or on the opencode.ai and anoma.ly domains. These pages list verified email addresses like help@anoma.ly and an official San Francisco mailing address and phone number. Avoid phone numbers or email addresses found only in unsolicited messages or third‑party comments, and never share your full card number, CVV, or one‑time security codes when inquiring about a charge.([opencode.ai](https://opencode.ai/legal/terms-of-service?utm_source=openai))