The first hybrid Account abstraction wallet to support Basic (EOA) and Smart accounts, improving security and user experience.
Use the Ambire browser extension with your existing EOA like Metamask, and upgrade to a Smart Account to unlock transaction batching, paying gas in any token, on-chain simulations, and more.
Developed by an OG team, open-source, and continually audited. Your funds are safe thanks to on-chain transaction simulation. You can finally use your hardware wallet with account abstraction.
With Smart Accounts and the Gas Tank feature, you can pay and prepay gas with stablecoins and custom tokens. Save on gas fees by topping up on one network and paying on any supported one.
Save time with transaction batching and securely skip token approvals. Test and perfect complex transactions confidently and precisely in a risk-free environment. Check your future account balance before you execute your transactions and optimize your transfer costs.
The development of Ambire Wallet is governed by $WALLET holders in the WalletDAO. And the best part is that $WALLET is distributed to the community of Ambire Wallet.
You can add any EVM network on Ambire and use smart accounts with the same address.
2.9.2024
The Ambire community is voting on allocating $WALLET tokens for the extension launch. Decide whether to allocate 145M or 195M tokens for incentives or don't allocate any $WALLET tokens.
20.8.2024
Time for another development update for Ambire Wallet! Find out the latest happenings in and around your favorite Web3 smart wallet.
15.8.2024
Learn more about EIP-7702 and its practical implications for account abstraction, plus find out how Ambire solves issues with hybrid account abstraction.
Yes. Ambire Wallet unleashes the full potential of Account abstraction in a user-friendly environment.
Ambire Wallet has been live on the web since 2021. Ambire mobile is available for iOS and Android. The Ambire browser extension is launching in Q1 2024.
Ambire Wallet is built on smart contracts that were deployed back in 2019. It has been battle-tested and audited several times by Code4Arena and independent auditors. Ambire’s smart contracts are open-source and available on GitHub.
Yes! Ambire supports Trezor, Ledger, and Grid+ Lattice hardware wallets.
Currently, Ambire is using a relayer for the web and mobile versions of the wallet. ERC-4337 will be available on the browser extension with Pimlico as bundler.
Yes! EOA accounts (like Metamask) are called basic accounts in Ambire. You can use basic accounts in the Ambire extension and/or use them as signers on your Ambire smart accounts.
Ambire will auto-detect all tokens that are available on Coingecko on the supported networks. Additionally, you can hide tokens or add custom tokens.