Rate Limit
Learn about API rate limits and how to work with them
In our constant strives to achieve and maintain 99.9999% uptime and safeguard against abuse or burst of incoming traffic. We have a working guideline to ensure you are not rate limited.
If you are rate limited, you will receive a http code 429
(Too Many Requests) response. This applies to the specific merchant account making the API call.
Tips to Prevent Rate Limiting
- Webhooks: Rather than poll perpetually, we recommend monitoring changes in a transaction's webhook status. To learn more, visit our webhooks section.
- Structured polling: Do not poll indefinitely to get the status of a transaction/transfer. Instead, call an endpoint in a structured and sparse manner or in response to an event.
Handling Rate Limits Graceful
To gracefully handle rate limits, the best option is to look out for the http response code 429
and implement a graceful retry. The retry mechanism should have a backoff mechanism to ensure the rate limits are again not exceeded
Rate Limit Restriction
We will impose stiffer restrictions to your requests, if we notices intentional strategies or abuse to bypass the the rate limits guidelines.
Updated about 1 month ago