ForwarderV4

EVM proxy forwarding contract

ForwarderV4 operates as a technical proxy wallet on EVM networks, routing transactions across multiple chains and protocols. This type of smart contract sits between user-initiated transactions and final settlement, compressing gas costs and bundling operations. The tracked addresses on this page represent identified entry points into the forwarding infrastructure.

Attribution of ForwarderV4 wallets comes from on-chain contract verification and transaction pattern clustering. The single verified address listed here reflects one instance of this forwarding pattern, though the broader entity may operate multiple deployment instances across different EVM chains. Understanding proxy architecture matters for whale tracking because funds move through these contracts in ways that obscure direct holder identification.

/ Overview

On-chain footprint

Tracked addresses

Networks · EVM

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First seen on-chain

/ Context

Transaction forwarding mechanics

ForwarderV4 contracts batch transactions and relay them to target addresses, reducing individual transaction overhead. This makes them efficient for high-frequency traders and large funds moving capital across liquidity pools. The contract's relay function means large transfers often show the proxy as intermediary rather than final destination.

/ Vault

All 1 addresses

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010x036487ebad96a8a3d510a740fc431c8db576a877EVMVIEW

/ See also

Related entities

Binance Deposit

Fund · 54 tracked addresses

54 addrBTC / ETH

CPD

Coinbase Prime Deposit

Fund · 27 tracked addresses

27 addrBTC / ETH

Coinbase Deposit

Fund · 18 tracked addresses

18 addrETH

/ Questions

FAQ

How does ForwarderV4 differ from a standard wallet?

ForwarderV4 is not a wallet but a relay contract. It receives instructions from authorized callers, executes transactions, and forwards assets to specified recipients. This layering adds privacy and cost efficiency compared to direct transfers.

Can you see actual holdings through this proxy?

Holdings rarely sit in ForwarderV4 itself. The addresses on this page are tracked entry points, not storage vaults. Funds flow through them continuously, making snapshot balances less meaningful than transaction flow analysis.

How were these addresses identified as ForwarderV4?

Through contract code analysis and bytecode matching across EVM networks. The addresses listed here represent verified instances of the ForwarderV4 pattern, selected from a larger universe of potential proxy deployments.

Why would a whale use a forwarding contract?

Gas optimization, transaction batching, and operational security. Whales move hundreds of millions across venues daily, and proxy contracts save substantial fees while maintaining control over fund routing.