Ambire

Team member borislavItskovv outlined a privacy improvement coming to Safe accounts in Ambire: the default EOA payer — the account that pays gas for the Safe — will be one of the Safe's owners, and once changed, the last-used payer will be remembered.

• The payer dropdown will classify accounts as owners, used, and others
• Designed to stop a separate funding EOA from being visible on-chain and linked to the Safe
• Teaser only — announced via Ambire's X account with screenshots; no release timeline given

Ambire introduced a new transaction signing window that docks to the right side of the screen, letting users compare app-side transaction details with Ambire's own breakdown side by side before confirming. The team announced the feature through the official @ambire account on X with a video preview.

• Signing panel sits on the right edge of the screen for side-by-side comparison
• Aimed at helping users verify what they're approving before confirming
• Part of Ambire's ongoing investment in clear signing and safer transaction review UX

Team member borislavItskovv acknowledged user feedback that gas estimations were too high and said the latest version addresses it — delivering

Ambire shared a demo of private transfers via an integration with 0xPrivacyPools, shown through the wallet's X account. The post demonstrates privacy-pool-based transfers inside Ambire, with no rollout details or timeline provided for the feature.

• Demo only — no release date or build info announced
• Follows Ambire's ongoing push on privacy tooling alongside its previously announced Railgun integration

Ambire added a Repeat action to its wallet's Activity tab, letting users replay any past transaction — positioned as ideal for DCA (dollar-cost averaging) and repetitive transfers. The flow is Activity → select a transaction → Repeat.

The feature was announced via the Ambire X account with a video preview; no wallet version or rollout detail was specified. It extends the wallet's recent run of transaction-UX updates alongside the amount slider and the docked signing window.

Ambire announced a new amount slider for picking values when swapping, bridging, sending, or topping up the Gas Tank — the team says the action is now "a drag away." The feature is live now, with mobile wallet support coming soon per the announcement on Ambire's X account.

• Covers the four main value-entry flows in the wallet — swapping, bridging, sending, and gas top-ups
• Live in the current wallet build; no rollout detail given beyond "coming to mobile wallet soon"

Ambire's rebuilt mobile app is live on the App Store and Google Play, officially re-launching the wallet on iOS and Android. Co-founder Ivshti confirmed "mobile ambire is here," with early access via invite codes — pre-filled for existing TestFlight and Google Play testers, and fresh codes shared through Ambire's channels. Web3 builder khudatzada welcomed the return, singling out clear signing ("You see what you sign in simple words, not hex") and the Gas Tank as highlights.

The relaunch also ships Keycard NFC integration on mobile — Ambire confirmed via a post on X that users can tap their Keycard to their phone to sign and complete transactions on the go. The app brings the extension's feature set over: instant account sync by QR scan (UR protocol, end-to-end encrypted, no server), a catalog of 500+ vetted web3 apps with a built-in browser, hardware wallet signing (Ledger, Trezor, Keystone, Keycard, imToken), Safe accounts, and clear signing (ERC-7730) with simulated transactions, plus flags for first-time recipients and malicious contracts, with privacy-by-default direct RPC access.

Ambire says Mozilla disabled its Web3 Wallet extension on Firefox right after the team submitted its latest update — the latest in a string of delistings the project has dealt with this year. Team member 0xSuperKalo called it "a @firefox disaster," noting a similar incident in August.

• The extension was pulled from Firefox AMO with no specific explanation beyond a generic policy reference, per the team
• Ambire previously raised the issue in Mozilla's add-on support forum, asking Mozilla to reconsider automatic delistings
• The team is working to get the extension re-enabled; no fix timeline was given

Ambire retweeted @walletbeat's update that clear signing tracking has expanded across 9 wallets this month, a list that includes MetaMask and Ambire alongside Rainbow, Rabby, Zerion, and others.

• Clear signing lets users see what they're approving in plain terms rather than raw hex
• The nod reinforces Ambire's own clear signing (ERC-7730) work built into its wallet
• No new Ambire product change was announced alongside the retweet

Ambire's NEXT testing version has added CowSwap as an available swap provider, per an Ambire team account post relayed through the wallet's X account. CowSwap joins the aggregation options in the in-progress wallet build.

• CowSwap appears among providers in the Ambire NEXT test build
• No rollout details or timeline for the stable version were given