# Rate Limits

If you receive a `429 RATE LIMIT` error, it means you have exceeded the allowed number of requests. Make sure your integration respects the limits below.

#### General Rate Limits (per IP address per endpoint)

| HTTP Method | Max Requests | Time Window     |
| ----------- | ------------ | --------------- |
| **GET**     | 3            | Every 3 seconds |
| **POST**    | 5            | Every 3 seconds |
| **PUT**     | 2            | Every 3 seconds |

#### Special Rate Limit

| Endpoint          | Max Requests | Time Window      |
| ----------------- | ------------ | ---------------- |
| `/session-server` | 1            | Every 30 seconds |

#### Callback Limits

* Maximum of **2 callback URLs per notification category**

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When using the API, ensure your client implements proper rate limiting logic to avoid interruptions.


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