This document provides an overview of the rate limits for our API. Rate limits are designed to prevent abuse and ensure fair usage of our resources.
Rate Limit Structure
- Global Limits: These are the overall limits that apply to all API requests.
- Endpoint Specific Limits: Some endpoints may have additional or different rate limits based on their usage patterns and resource requirements.
How to Check Your Rate Limits
You can check your current rate limit usage by making a request to the /en/docs/api/ratelimits/check
endpoint. This will return the number of requests you have made and the number of requests remaining for the current rate limit period.
Exceeding Rate Limits
If you exceed your rate limits, you will receive a 429 Too Many Requests
response. Your rate limits will reset at the end of the current rate limit period.
Tips for Avoiding Exceeding Rate Limits
- Plan Your Requests: Make sure you understand the rate limits for your API and plan your requests accordingly.
- Use Caching: If possible, use caching to reduce the number of requests you need to make.
- Monitor Your Usage: Regularly check your rate limit usage to ensure you stay within the limits.
Further Reading
For more information on our API and how to use it effectively, please refer to our API Documentation.
Rate Limits Visualization