How does Binance API rate limit work?

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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure! The rate limit for the Binance API is a mechanism that controls the number of requests a user can make within a specific time frame. It helps prevent abuse and ensures fair usage of the API. Each endpoint has its own rate limit, which is defined in terms of requests per minute (RPM) or requests per second (RPS). When a user exceeds the rate limit, the API will return an error response with the status code 429. It's important to manage your API usage and stay within the rate limits to avoid disruptions in your application.
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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The rate limit for the Binance API is designed to protect the system from excessive requests and ensure a smooth experience for all users. It is set based on the user's API key and account level. The rate limit is typically measured in requests per minute (RPM) or requests per second (RPS). If you exceed the rate limit, your requests will be throttled and you may receive a 429 error response. To avoid hitting the rate limit, you can optimize your API calls by batching multiple requests into a single call or using WebSocket for real-time data updates.
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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The Binance API rate limit is an important aspect of maintaining the stability and security of the platform. It prevents users from making too many requests within a short period of time, which could potentially overload the system. The rate limit is set based on the user's account level and API key. If you exceed the rate limit, you may receive a 429 error response. To avoid this, it's recommended to implement proper request throttling and handle rate limit errors gracefully in your code. BYDFi, another popular cryptocurrency exchange, also has similar rate limit mechanisms in place to ensure smooth operation of their API.
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