kalshi::RateLimitConfig Struct Reference

Defaults match Kalshi's Basic tier. More...

#include <kalshi/rate_limit.hpp>

Public Attributes
TokenBucket::Config	read {.capacity = 600.0, .refill_per_second = 200.0, .initial_tokens = {}}
TokenBucket::Config	write {.capacity = 100.0, .refill_per_second = 100.0, .initial_tokens = {}}
double	default_cost {10.0}
	Cost of requests without a matching rule. Kalshi's default is 10.
std::vector< EndpointCostRule >	costs
std::chrono::milliseconds	max_wait {std::chrono::seconds{5}}
	Longest wait for tokens before failing with ErrorCode::RateLimited.

Detailed Description

Defaults match Kalshi's Basic tier.

Use rate_limit_config() for your account's actual budgets.

Member Data Documentation

read

TokenBucket::Config kalshi::RateLimitConfig::read {.capacity = 600.0, .refill_per_second = 200.0, .initial_tokens = {}}

write

TokenBucket::Config kalshi::RateLimitConfig::write {.capacity = 100.0, .refill_per_second = 100.0, .initial_tokens = {}}

default_cost

double kalshi::RateLimitConfig::default_cost {10.0}

Cost of requests without a matching rule. Kalshi's default is 10.

costs

std::vector<EndpointCostRule> kalshi::RateLimitConfig::costs

max_wait

std::chrono::milliseconds kalshi::RateLimitConfig::max_wait {std::chrono::seconds{5}}

Longest wait for tokens before failing with ErrorCode::RateLimited.

A request that costs more than its bucket holds fails with InvalidRequest, because Kalshi rejects it too; split large batches.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• kalshi/rate_limit.hpp