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The platform rate limits page lets administrators view the system-wide default limits and create per-tenant overrides when a tenant needs higher (or lower) throughput than the defaults allow.
This page is for platform administrators managing rate limits across tenants. For tenant-level rate limit documentation — including tier quotas, headers, and retry strategies — see Rate limits and quotas.

Default rate limits

The top section displays the four default rate limit scopes that apply to every tenant unless an override is configured:
ScopeDefault (req/min)Description
General API1,000Standard CRUD, query, and list endpoints
Verification500Credential and attestation verification endpoints
Minting200Attestation and credential issuance endpoints
Governance / Admin100Policy changes, key management, and admin operations
All limits are enforced per tenant. See Rate limits and quotas for per-endpoint limits and burst capacity details.

Per-tenant overrides

Below the defaults, a table lists every tenant that has a custom rate limit override. Each row shows the tenant name, scope, and the overridden limit value.

Adding an override

1

Click Add Override

Click Add Override above the overrides table. A dialog appears with a tenant selector.
2

Select a tenant

Choose the tenant you want to configure from the dropdown. The list includes all registered tenants.
3

Set limits

Adjust the rate limit value for each scope. The form pre-fills with the current defaults so you only need to change the scopes that require an override.
4

Save

Click Save to apply the override. Changes take effect immediately.

Editing an existing override

Click the edit icon on any override row to open the edit dialog. Adjust the per-scope limits and save. You can also remove overrides entirely — when removed, the tenant falls back to the platform defaults.

Bulk updates

Select multiple tenants using the checkboxes and click Bulk Edit to apply the same override values to all selected tenants at once. This is useful when onboarding a group of enterprise tenants that share the same throughput requirements.
Use per-tenant overrides for enterprise customers who need higher limits. Avoid setting overrides below the defaults unless you are intentionally restricting a tenant’s access.

Next steps

Rate limits and quotas

Tier-based quotas, rate limit headers, and retry strategies.

Tenant management

Manage tenant lifecycle, plans, and settings.