# FFVRP Routing Protocol
FFVRP is a recursive 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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