generated: '2026-08-04'
method: searched
source: https://docs.nursa.com/docs/Rate%20Limiting/
docs: https://docs.nursa.com/docs/Rate%20Limiting/
rate_limits:
- name: Public API default
scope: application
limit_count: 100
limit_period: minute
applies_to: https://public-api.prod.nursa.com
exceeded_status: 429
exceeded_body: text/html
note: >-
"The default Public API rate limit is 100 requests per minute." Nursa calls it a default, which
implies negotiated ceilings exist, but publishes no tier table and no way to read your own
limit.
- name: Authorization server
scope: application
limit_count: null
limit_period: null
applies_to: https://auth.nursa.com/oidc/oauth/token
note: >-
No number is published. The Authentication guide warns that requesting a new token on every API
call "may block your server due to the Rate Limiting" and recommends caching the token until it
nears expiry — so a limit exists and is enforced, but is undocumented.
signaling:
headers: []
retry_after: false
note: >-
No RateLimit-Limit / RateLimit-Remaining / RateLimit-Reset (RFC 9239 / draft-ietf-httpapi-ratelimit)
and no Retry-After are documented. A client cannot see how much budget it has left; it only finds
out by being refused.
exceeded:
status: 429
content_type: text/html
body_example: |
429429 Too Many Requests
note: >-
The 429 is served as HTML by the edge, not as the JSON envelope every other Nursa error uses. A
JSON client parsing the response body will throw on the rate-limit path specifically — the one
path where robust handling matters most.
gaps:
- No rate-limit response headers of any kind.
- No Retry-After on 429.
- 429 body is HTML while every other error is JSON — an envelope inconsistency at the edge.
- No 429 response is declared on any of the 40 operations in the OpenAPI.
- The authorization server's limit is enforced but never quantified.
x-evidence:
fetched: '2026-08-04'
urls:
- url: https://docs.nursa.com/docs/Rate%20Limiting/
status: 200
- url: https://docs.nursa.com/docs/Getting%20Started/Accessing%20the%20API/
status: 200