Ambire and Trezor spotlight clear signing with Aave supply demo
Ambire and Trezor are spotlighting clear signing — showing users exactly what they're approving in plain language rather than raw hex — with an example of an Aave supply transaction. The post on Ambire's X account, framed as "You used to approve transactions you couldn't read and hope for the best. Not anymore," sums it up as "Blind signing out. Clear signing in," with a video preview.
- No new wallet feature was announced — this is a partnership/education highlight on Ambire's existing ERC-7730 clear signing work with Trezor hardware wallets
- Reinforces Ambire's broader hardware wallet signing support, which already includes Ledger, Trezor, Keystone, and Keycard
- No rollout or product details given
Sources
- RT @ambire: You used to approve transactions you couldn’t read and hope for the best. Not anymore. Ambire and @Trezor now show exactly wha…x.com ↗
- You used to approve transactions you couldn’t read and hope for the best. Not anymore. Ambire and @Trezor now show exactly what you’re signing, like this @aave supply. Blind signing out. Clear signing in. https://t.co/41fCANiSY4x.com ↗
- Trezor & Ambire: Clear Signing https://t.co/pGleu66Ty4x.com ↗
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