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# Transfer

You can transfer a project's ownership to another [**organization**](/docs/portal/organizations.md)**.**

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Project transfer is currently limited to organizations you have access to, and requires organization admin permissions.
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Learn more about [**organization management**](/docs/portal/organizations.md).

## Transfer a project

1. To transfer a project, click **Settings** in the project navigation.
2. In the **Danger Zone** section, click the **Transfer project** button.
3. On the **Transfer project** page, select the **New owner** organization from the menu.
4. Type `<org-name>/<project-name>` into the text box to confirm.
5. Click **Transfer & redeploy project** to complete the process.

The project will now be accessible by the receiving organization and its members.

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A project connected to a GitHub repository cannot be transferred. Disconnect the repository first — see [Connect GitHub](/docs/portal/apps/connect-github.md).
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