What is the rate limit for GDAX API requests?

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• Dwayne BoyettJan 27, 2021 · 5 years ago
  The rate limit for GDAX API requests depends on the type of request you are making. For public endpoints, the rate limit is 3 requests per second. For private endpoints, the rate limit is 5 requests per second. However, there are also additional rate limits based on your account level. It's important to check the GDAX API documentation for the specific rate limits that apply to your account.
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• May FrederickJun 19, 2023 · 2 years ago
  GDAX API has rate limits in place to ensure fair usage and prevent abuse. The rate limits are designed to protect the system from excessive requests and maintain the overall performance of the platform. By adhering to the rate limits, you can ensure a smooth and reliable experience when using the GDAX API.
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• THE5WAY HIENSep 10, 2023 · 2 years ago
  When it comes to rate limits for GDAX API requests, it's important to note that different endpoints have different rate limits. For example, the rate limit for the 'get accounts' endpoint is 10 requests per second, while the rate limit for the 'get account history' endpoint is 3 requests per second. It's crucial to review the GDAX API documentation to understand the rate limits for each specific endpoint you plan to use.
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