Ambire Wallet is an open-source self-custodial Web3 wallet designed to simplify blockchain interactions while maintaining advanced functionality for experienced users. The platform supports Ethereum and most EVM-compatible networks, allowing users to manage assets, interact with decentralized applications, and perform cross-chain operations from a unified interface. Built around smart contract wallet technology and account abstraction concepts, it enables features such as transaction batching, key rotation, multisignature support, and stablecoin gas payments. The project prioritizes usability by reducing common friction points associated with traditional crypto wallets while still preserving user ownership and privacy. Ambire also integrates DeFi tools directly into the wallet, including swapping, lending, borrowing, and fiat onboarding without requiring external applications. Its architecture is modular and extensible, making it suitable for developers.

Features

  • Self-custodial wallet infrastructure
  • Smart account and account abstraction capabilities
  • Support for Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains
  • Transaction batching and multisignature support
  • Integrated DeFi and cross-chain functionality
  • Stablecoin and ERC-20 gas fee payments

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Crypto Wallets

License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Programming Language

JavaScript

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JavaScript Crypto Wallets

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2026-05-06