#andre_api
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radiant turret
fyi i'm handling a few other threads atm but i'll get back to you asap!
lofty arrow
ok
radiant turret
ok, back to this now. the short version is that it's per account
lofty arrow
so not per "connected account"? It's limited for the main account, even when making requests using the "connected account" id?
radiant turret
sorry, i wasn't very clear. it's per connected account!
so if you have account A and account B, each account has a separate limit of 100 RPS
i agree that the public docs are not very clear on this though, so let me follow up with our team that owns the docs
lofty arrow
ok
even when requesting with connected account id and my main account access key?
in java sdk, doing it like this
RequestOptions.builder()
.setStripeAccount(connectedAccountId)
.setApiKey(myMyAccountKey)
.build()
sorry for questioning in such details, I'm afraid of something failing
radiant turret
yep! that is correct. each account has its own rate limit, so if you are running requests across Account A, Account B, and your platform account directly, each has its own limit.
lofty arrow
ok, thank you very much!