Ambire Wallet Extension - Secure, fast and reliable self-custody for Ethereum & L2s

Ambire is an extension wallet that makes self-custody easy and secure. We build on Ethereum's Pectra upgrade, enhancing convenience and security thanks to eliminating approvals (batching) and gas sponsorship. We're open-source and we support Trezor & Ledger.

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Hey everyone, We just reinvented Ambire in a major way by launching our browser extension! This comes following Ethereum's Pectra upgrade, which introduced EIP-7702, which allows any account on the network to become smart - this introduces convenience and security improvements such as finally eliminating risky ERC20 approvals (thanks to batching), and using new networks without needing money for gas (thanks to gas sponsorship). But other than that, we're laser focused on finally building a web3 wallet that just works, and is fast, secure and reliable. We'd love to hear your feedback, especially if you're coming from MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow or any other similar products!

Great job on the extension guys

How does Ambire manage transaction simulation or previews before signing?

 we simulate the transactions and preview balance changes (see screenshot).

But the cool thing about Ambire is that we support simulations on ALL networks we support. This is quite unique and it's achieved thanks to NOT using a third-party provider: instead, we rely on the native RPC of the network, using our own method: it only needs the RPC to support eth_call, which all RPCs do.

I love the support for Trezor and Ledger. Are there plans for multisig or smart wallet support as well?

 we already support smart wallets, but EIP-7702 allows traditional accounts to become smart up to an extent that makes smart accounts less valuable.

For example, gas sponsorship and batching are available on traditional accounts (aka EOAs) now.

As for multisigs, we do plan to integrate with Safe.

This is like the wallet that MetaMask should have grown into. Are you considering any integrations with Layer 2s or alternative Layer 1s?

 we're already integrated with Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Scroll, Linea and a few others, as well as some alternative layer 1s like BNB Chain.

We're considering more integrations as well, but built-in networks are not our top priority since we support all EVM networks anyway.

Congrats on the launch of Ambire. We just launched Mukh.1 too, a no-code platform to build AI-powered agents and workflows with drag-and-drop ease. Check it out - would love your take!

I tried Ambire and it’s genuinely impressive — finally a wallet that makes self-custody feel smooth and secure. No more constant approvals, gas is handled, and it just works out of the box with Trezor and Ledger. Clean UI, open-source, and built for the future of Ethereum.