#Suren
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Hi, it sounds like you may be omitting the ID of the Subscription that you want to update when you're making the update request.
Could you look at the code snippet shown here for the language you're working with and confirm whether your request includes the ID of an existing Subscription as seen in that snippet?
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/update
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Yes it is included exists subscription id
Can you provide the request ID from when this happened? (req_123)
req_DGcQQxVxwjYKKv
So it looks like that was a client side API call to confirm pi_3MK6KZBfTh1Z0SMk0N6D2iH6 which was created for in_1MK6KZBfTh1Z0SMkRB35hkPS on sub_1MK6KZBfTh1Z0SMk4zExvNK1. It looks like you created sub_1MK6KZBfTh1Z0SMk4zExvNK1 with its own subscription creation call: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_1UB6dbHg57mkGE
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Do you have something in your dashboard or logs that indicates that that subscription was created by updating another subscription?