Abstract: A database request management system in electronic communication with a database may be configured to compare new requests for data stored in the database to a registry of queued requests to determine if each new request is a duplicate of a queued request, reject duplicate requests, and add non-duplicate requests to a request queue and to a request registry. The request management system may also be configured to continuously transmit the top request from the queue of requests to the database, receive a response to the top request from the database, and remove the top request from the queue and unregister the top request from the request registry after receiving the response.