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# Supabase

#### 1. Open your Supabase project

#### 2. Click "Connect"

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#### 3. Copy connection string

Make sure to:

1. use **Transaction Pooler**. Compared to direct connections, a transaction pooler enables higher connection concurrency without exhausting the database. It improves connection reuse, load isolation, and fault tolerance, ensuring stable performance under high throughput.
2. use **IPv4-compatible** connection string. Stacksync does not currently support IPv6. You must use an IPv4-compatible connection string.

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#### 4. Create the connection on Stacksync

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Make sure to fill in all fields, including the password as it may not be copied as part of the connection string.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you face the error `Please use IPv4 compatible supabase connection pooler` go back to Supabase app and make sure to use a connection string which is IPv4 compatible.
{% endhint %}