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What Is Ambire Wallet?

Ambire is a next-generation Web3 wallet focused on DeFi and the EVM ecosystem. Ambire is the first power user wallet that is launched as a web app, which is different from most non-mobile wallets which are browser extensions. The team believes that installing a browser extension is a huge hurdle to both crypto newcomers and crypto-curious users coming from a tech background who may have security concerns related to extensions. An extension will be added later on for the sole purpose of enabling connection to dApps that do not support WalletConnect.

Ambire is open-source (https://github.com/ambireTech/wallet) and has been built with security in mind, with multiple audits being conducted on both the smart contracts and the UI.

What Are the Main Features of Ambire Wallet?

Hardware wallet support: Trezor and Ledger, with Grid+ Lattice1 coming soon
Connect any dApp through WalletConnect
Automatic transaction fee management
Paying transaction fees in stablecoins
Dashboard that automatically displays all your assets: tokens, NFTs and deposits to DeFi protocols
Transaction preview: before signing a transaction, we show a human-friendly description of what it does, step by step
Built-in swaps and cross-chain transfers
Multiple networks: Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Avalanche; Fantom and Arbitrum can easily be enabled if running from source

As well as some features intended for users who are just starting out:

Sign up with an email/password without compromising the non-custodial nature of Ambire (read on to find out how this works)
Deposit FIAT

And some power user features:

Transaction batching: ability to do multiple actions in one transaction
Automatic frontrunning/sandwiching protection via Flashbots
Multiple signers (keys) can be used to control the same account: eg a hardware wallet AND a software wallet; those can be easily enabled or disabled