Safe is the account abstraction leader on Ethereum and the EVM with the most secure smart wallet infrastructure and platform.

Safe (via SafeLabs) announced Safe Pro, a new enterprise product launching on 6 October for organizations running critical onchain operations across multiple Safe accounts. It adds company-wide administration, additional security features, audit history, and reporting across every account an organization operates, plus guided onboarding. SafeLabs described it as an "institutional-grade operations layer" built on top of its self-custody stack.
Safe Pro is also ready for Duo, letting users bring their 2/3 multisig into the fold within the product. Organizations can apply to become an Early Partner now to help shape the product before launch, with early partners getting guided onboarding, closer product access, input into the roadmap, and founding status.
Safe Wallet experienced degraded server performance, causing slow response times for users. The SafeLabs team acknowledged the issue and investigated promptly. Services have since been restored, with the team confirming systems are stable again and thanking users for their patience.
Safe Wallet users experienced slow response times on [DATE] due to server-side performance degradation. The SafeLabs team acknowledged the issue and said it was actively investigating. An apology was issued for the disruption.
Safe is deprecating support for Lens accounts. Support ends on 11 September, and users must withdraw or bridge their funds out of their Safe on Lens before that date.
The decision was made jointly by Lens Creator and Safe, and both sides said they remain open to working together again in the future.
Safe{Wallet} has upgraded its handling of address poisoning scams, with detection and UX described as a "10x" improvement. The wallet automatically flags potential address poisoning attempts and helps users spot copycat Safes before they're added to the account list. It targets the common scam where attackers seed fake addresses into a user's history to trick them into sending funds to the wrong wallet. Users keep control of every approval, with Safe urging a "verify before you trust" approach before confirming new accounts.
Safe is integrating with ADIChain, bringing multisig authorization, programmable account infrastructure, and protocol administration to the network. The collaboration was announced by SafeLabs and echoed by the Safe account.
Safe{Wallet} now shows staked assets, LP positions, and lending collateral alongside token balances in a single portfolio view. The update gives users a consolidated look at their DeFi exposure without leaving the wallet, per a post from SafeLabs.
Crypto wallet Ambire added the ability to import Safe accounts by owner address. Entering your owner address surfaces all associated Safe accounts automatically, so users can manage their Safe wallets directly from Ambire.

SAFE staking is live in Safe{Wallet}, letting token holders stake $SAFE and earn rewards up to 12% APR. The launch was announced by SafeLabs and echoed by the Safe account.
Treasury teams running dozens or hundreds of Safes across chains can now bring them into a single Workspace with no migration and no new contracts. Safes stay as they are onchain, while one view shows total assets across every account and network.
Safe Foundation introduced Safenet Beta, a decentralized validator network enforcing onchain transaction security, letting SAFE token holders delegate to validators and earn staking rewards — evolving SAFE from a pure governance token into a network-security asset.
The Safe Ecosystem Foundation announced the formation of Safe Labs, a fully-owned commercial subsidiary for enterprise self-custody solutions, with former Core Contributors CPO Rahul Rumalla appointed CEO.
North Korea's Lazarus Group drained roughly $1.5 billion from Bybit after first compromising a Safe{Wallet} developer machine and injecting malicious JavaScript that deceived signers; Safe confirmed no vulnerability in its own smart contracts.
Safe launched its SAFE token via airdrop to over 43,000 eligible wallets as part of establishing SafeDAO, the decentralized autonomous organization that emerged after the rebrand from Gnosis Safe.
Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) raised $100 million in a round led by 1kx — with Tiger Global, Blockchain Capital, DCG, Lightspeed and others — and officially rebranded after the community voted to spin off from parent company Gnosis Ltd.
Gnosis unveiled the successor to its original multisig wallet (first deployed in 2017) as a general-purpose Smart Account on the Ethereum mainnet, building the proxy-singleton, modular design that later became the industry's standard smart-contract wallet.
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