In this paper, we study Network Coding (NC) at switching level. We use novel algorithms and a new header to route coded messages to various destinations. Coding is based on address correlation and decoding is performed only at destination. The main characteristics of our approach is the use of adaptive memory to validate decoding capability at destination and converting multicasted messages to unicasted. We also argue that there are benefits in applying such approach and finally we examine the design of the new added header to hold adaptive memories.