# FFVRP Routing Protocol
FFVRP is an acronym for "Feed Forward Vector Routing Protocol", which is the routing protocol used by Fractal and Nebula for network communications and traffic. Unlike other internet protocols, FFVRP is a fire-and-forget protocol. By architectural design, it's impossible to trace any packets or messages to their source or destination. It's a protocol engineered for complete anonymity.
## Addressing
The FFVRP addresses are 12 base32 characters. Following are examples:
```
FFVRP Address Examples:
by863trwymap
ety4t9t2cyr2
ma2wf6pgqey3
8ssgzkfk6gzw
qwtnjehfecm3
```
The amount of addressable destinations using the FFVRP protocol is 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 (1.15 quintillion).
## Routing
Routes utilized by the Feed Forward Vector Routing Protocol are 32-character base32 hashes, generated by Vecton. Six values encapsulated within the hash provide non-deterministic routes to the destination. Following are some examples of Vecton-hashed routes:
```
FFVRP Routes Examples:
1vh1868t1drnjg9syhxwkcg0v9rvdg8p
nysahpwsvp90efwgh0zwr5shqcsm7y0s
9abp5mmv85vjkbx56mah499yqmbc9w9n
hw3y4mpf88j73wv3gerb1vtsr1dnpcvd
h4xsacr5j29zb1xc8am4v1n6w05fj8mz
```
##### See Also
>See [[BiHex (base32)]] for more about the base32 character set.
>[Transmission Control Protocol - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_Control_Protocol)
>[Internet protocol suite - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_protocol_suite)
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