Request for NVIDIA NIM API Rate Limit Increase (40 → 200 RPM) – AI Coding in VS Code + OpenCode

AI & Data Science NVIDIA NIM Access/Accounts
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Hello NVIDIA Support Team,

I am writing to request a rate limit increase for my NVIDIA NIM API account.

  • Current Limit: 40 RPM
  • Requested Limit: 200 RPM (or the next available higher tier for individual developer use)

Account email: jocker1515@gmail.com

I am an independent AI Developer working on several production projects through the OpenCode extension inside Visual Studio Code.

Projects include:

  • fatekai.com platform
  • Telegram bots (@karty_ai_bot, @my_personalhealth_bot and others)
  • High-frequency trading (HFT) crypto trading bot

My workflow is heavy agentic coding: full repository navigation, multi-file editing, code auditing, refactoring and implementing new features in real production codebases.

I am currently using models such as MiniMax-M2.5, Kimi K2.5, Llama-3.3-Nemotron-Super-49b, Mistral-Large-3-675B and GLM5.

The default 40 RPM limit frequently triggers “429 Too Many Requests” errors even with exponential backoff and model routing. This significantly slows down development flow.

I have completed my developer profile (Industry: Cloud Services / Financial Services, Job Role: AI Developer, Organization: Fatekai).

This is for legitimate development work on active projects, not for production serving.

Thank you in advance. Happy to provide more details if needed.

Best regards,
Maks Vladimirov

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hello thanks for your answering that is totaly not fair use , please keep in minde it’s free api for TESTING , you have to stop use it on conccurency agent that will fix your isse or think about warmup you wallet on Brev.dev Console

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Hi there,

Thanks for the detailed request.

I can elevate this internally to the team, as many others have had similar requests, but we cannot approve rate-limit increases directly from the forum.

I know that’s not the answer you are looking for, but I will do my best to get yours and others requests from the forums heard within the decision-making process.

Thanks,

Aharpster