Ambire
The first hybrid Account abstraction wallet to support Basic (EOA) and Smart accounts, improving security and user experience.
The first hybrid Account abstraction wallet to support Basic (EOA) and Smart accounts, improving security and user experience.
EIP-7730 clear signing is now supported in both Ambire and Trezor, letting users see human-readable, understandable transactions before approving them. Ambire framed the launch around "know what you sign," contrasting it with blind-signing opaque payloads.
Ambire now flags dApps that are hosted on hosting services commonly used for scams, in a push to warn users before they interact with risky apps. The feature also lets users "trust" a dApp to skip the warning. The update was announced via the Ambire account.
Ambire now lets users pick which providers power their Swap & Bridge trades. The wallet previously routed swaps across aggregated providers including LiFi, Socket, and Uniswap, and this update gives users direct control over which of those providers handle their transactions.
Safe Queue is now live in Ambire v6.20.1. All pending transactions are visible in the Activity tab, where users can manage them directly from the wallet app.
Ambire now supports importing accounts that were exported using the Ledger Legacy derivation path via QR or NFC. This widens the mobile wallet's compatibility with hardware wallet workflows, letting users bring in legacy Ledger accounts through the wireless import methods rather than the standard path only. The feature was announced via the Ambire account.
Ambire shared its H1 2026 development report and is now inviting early testers to its new mobile app. The roadmap calls for a major UI overhaul, integration of @safe account support, clear signing (ERC-7730) so users can read transactions before approving, and the mobile app, which is currently in early beta.
Ambire issued a security warning urging users to beware of fake websites impersonating the wallet and to rely solely on its official domain, ambire.com. The team's posts remind users to double-check URLs before interacting with the site to avoid phishing and asset loss, and the warning was echoed across its official social accounts.
Ambire's smart wallet now works on the Robinhood chain, as announced via the Ambire account. The integration brings Swap & Bridge, @safe multisig support, EIP-7702 for gasless and batched transactions, and built-in security checks for phishing and transaction simulation.
Ambire announced that lower trading fees are on the way for holders who stake $WALLET. The wallet's Swap & Bridge will use aggregated routes across LiFi, Socket, and Uniswap to power the trades. No fee amounts or launch date were given in the announcement.
Ambire's Journal Vol.9 highlights growth to over 20,000 wallet users (up from 4,000 installs) and previews what's next: the upcoming mobile app and its first demo, multi-sig support, hardware wallet support, and the Swap & Bridge integration with Uniswap's API.
Other updates in the edition include default fee tokens, per-app account connections, and the general expansion of the Ambire wallet product. The entry also touches on Ambire's broader operational work.
The Ambire Wallet browser extension went public on the Chrome Web Store, becoming a hybrid account-abstraction wallet that brings smart features (batch transactions, flexible gas, MPP-eliminating approvals) to existing EOAs via EIP-7702 (part of the Ethereum Pectra upgrade that went live on Mainnet May 7, 2025).
The gamified XP-earning campaign was designed to educate and incentivize early extension-beta users to adopt smart accounts and account abstraction, with 195M $WALLET allocated for onboarding incentives.
The $WALLET token (1B supply) listed on Huobi via a Primelist event on Jan 29, 2022, enabling WalletDAO governance and user/staker rewards.
The wallet launched publicly for all users on Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Binance Smart Chain, with a $WALLET user-reward/liquidity-mining program (300M tokens over 4 years).
The Sofia-based wallet startup raised $2.5M in a seed round led by LAUNCHub Ventures to fund development of Ambire Wallet, which would be governed via its $WALLET token.
The company rebranded from AdEx Network to Ambire, repositioning around a new-generation crypto wallet (Ambire Wallet) while keeping its separate advertising platform as Ambire AdEx.
Ambire's predecessor, AdEx Network, launched with an initial supply of 100,000,000 ADX tokens on Ethereum. The project originated in 2017 as a decentralized digital advertising platform.