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docs: update FAQ RPC provider text for self-custodial wallet connections
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docs: remove repeated 'Likely' and fix possessive users' balances
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Expand Up @@ -163,8 +163,7 @@ This FAQ section covers common questions and solutions for using AppKit. The que
- **500 MAUs/month:** only authenticated users count toward this, not self-custodial connections
- **2.5M RPC calls/month:** only applies if you use Reown's built-in RPC

**Using your own RPC provider?** The RPC threshold above does not apply to you.
The only limit that could apply is the general fair-use clause in our ToS. This is aimed at clearly abusive patterns — such as traffic flooding or automated spam — and does not affect normal application usage.
**Using your own RPC provider?** The RPC threshold will likely not apply to you. RPC usage may still occur from time to time to fetch users' balances. The only limit that could apply is the general fair use clause in our ToS. If your usage could reasonably be described as a spike attack or sustained automated abuse, that's when it becomes a concern. Normal app traffic is not what this clause is designed for.
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