name: Exactly Protocol Rate Limits description: > Exactly Protocol is a decentralized smart contract protocol with no centralized API server or rate limiting imposed by the Exactly team. Rate constraints come from the underlying blockchain network infrastructure (Ethereum RPC, Optimism RPC) and from The Graph's decentralized network for subgraph queries. rateLimits: - name: Ethereum Mainnet RPC Rate Limits description: > Smart contract read (view) calls on Ethereum mainnet are rate-limited by the RPC provider in use (e.g. Infura, Alchemy, public endpoints). Public RPC nodes typically allow 10-100 requests per second. Write transactions are constrained by network block times (~12 seconds per block). limit: null period: null notes: > Rate limits vary by RPC provider. Developers should use a dedicated RPC provider such as Alchemy or Infura for production usage. Block time is approximately 12 seconds on Ethereum mainnet. - name: Optimism Mainnet RPC Rate Limits description: > Smart contract read calls on Optimism mainnet are rate-limited by the RPC provider. Optimism produces blocks approximately every 2 seconds, enabling faster state updates. Public RPC endpoints may throttle high-frequency calls. limit: null period: null notes: > Optimism block time is approximately 2 seconds. Developers should use a dedicated Optimism RPC provider for production deployments. - name: Base Mainnet RPC Rate Limits description: > Smart contract read calls on Base (Coinbase L2) are constrained by the RPC provider. Base produces blocks approximately every 2 seconds. limit: null period: null notes: > Base block time is approximately 2 seconds. Production integrations should use a dedicated Base RPC provider. - name: The Graph Subgraph Query Limits description: > GraphQL queries to Exactly Protocol subgraphs via The Graph's decentralized network are subject to indexer-specific rate limits and potential query fees in GRT tokens. Free-tier usage through The Graph's legacy hosted service may have request caps. limit: null period: null notes: > Consult The Graph documentation at https://thegraph.com/docs for current rate limits and query fee structures on the decentralized network.