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Continue button does not open checkout

What they saw

0:00 / 0:54
4×

Summary AI

Clicking “Continue” calls /api/checkout, which fails with a 500. The page shows nothing, so they clicked four more times, then reported it.

What happened

1 failed request · 1 error

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