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Why are the highload wallets needed?

There are special "highload wallets" for those who make lots of transactions (like exchanges). But aren't the regular wallets good enough? They look fast and efficient. What limits do they have that are bad for the exchanges?


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Regular wallets can send at most 4 transactions at once, and they need to sign the current seq_no. This in effect limits them to 4 transactions every 5 second, and this operation need to be serialized, meaning that there needs to be a single service sending these 4 transactions.

Highload wallets can send up to 254 transactions in a single request, and they don't need a seq_no. This way, they can send many transactions, multiple times without needing to wait between each batch, and there is no need for a single service, the operation can happen in parallel.

Read more here:
https://ton.org/docs/participate/wallets/contracts

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