Ambire Extension Now Supports Safe Accounts

Safe multisig model is the gold standard for treasury management for teams and threshold security for individuals across Ethereum and EVM networks. It secures billions of dollars across DAOs, teams, protocols, and end users.

Now you can use your Safe account directly in Ambire Wallet, and the experience has never been smoother.

The underlying infrastructure for this integration is powered by Safe API. It provides a reliable and battle-tested way to interact with Safe accounts, abstracting away complexity while maintaining strong security guarantees.

Ambire supports existing Safe accounts in the extension, allowing you to manage them alongside your other accounts and interact with any app across EVM networks. With Ambire’s transaction builder, batching capabilities, and streamlined signing flows, complex multisig operations become faster and easier to execute.

The security model remains exactly the same. Ambire simply provides a fast and flexible interface for interacting with Safe accounts.

Import your Safe account into Ambire

Importing a Safe account into Ambire is straightforward. Add the Safe address and import any of the owner keys you control (hardware or hot wallets). Once a key is present in Ambire, the Safe account can be managed directly from the wallet.

This works across all EVM networks on which the Safe account has been deployed. Thanks to Ambire’s chain-agnostic architecture, you don’t need to constantly switch networks when interacting with different chains.

Ambire communicates with Safe via the Safe API, which keeps transactions and signatures in sync across both interfaces. Every action you take in Ambire, whether you initiate a transaction or sign a message, is submitted to Safe. This means you don’t need to keep all Safe owners in Ambire (though you can). You can import only one owner key, initiate or approve a transaction in Ambire, and continue the process in Safe if needed.

The flow also works in the opposite direction. Ambire fetches pending transactions and messages from Safe through the API, allowing you to review and sign them directly from the wallet. This is particularly useful for teams with distributed owners or individuals who keep their signers on different devices.

Ambire does not replace Safe. The Safe contract and its multisig rules remain unchanged. Ambire simply provides an additional interface for managing the account and executing transactions.

Execute Safe transactions with fewer steps

Ambire’s Transaction Builder makes it easier to prepare and execute transactions.

You can start a batch and combine multiple actions into one Safe transaction. This reduces the number of calls and confirmations required from Safe owners, especially for multisig accounts.

For example, imagine a 2/3 multisig treasury preparing a rebalance:

1. Approve exactly 15,000 USDC for a swap on Llamaswap
2. Swap 15,000 USDC → ETH
3. Send the received ETH to the treasury operations wallet

Normally, this workflow would require separate transactions, each needing multisig confirmations. With batching, the entire sequence can be prepared in Ambire and executed as one Safe transaction. 

Ambire supports EIP-5792, a standard that allows compatible apps to send batched actions directly to the wallet. Protocols like Uniswap, Jumper, and Bungee already use this communication method. Instead of triggering multiple wallet prompts, the app can send the entire interaction as a single batch.

Unlike other wallets with Safe integrations, such as Rabby, which may require executing each step as a separate call, Ambire allows you to bundle multiple actions into a single Safe transaction. Instead of signing each step individually and repeating the multisig confirmation process for each call, owners can approve the entire workflow in one go.

This opens the door to batching operations such as multi-send, multi-swap, batch revoke, approve-and-swap, and harvesting rewards from multiple places… or combining several of these actions into a single Safe transaction, as long as they are on the same network.

Ambire also simulates transactions before execution and shows the expected balance changes directly in the dashboard. Safe owners can review the outcome of a batched transaction and see their future token balances before signing.

Streamlined multisig signing

Ambire simplifies how Safe owners sign and execute transactions.

Consider a 2/2 Safe multisig where both owner keys are imported into Ambire, for example, a Ledger device and another wallet. When executing a transaction, Ambire guides the user through signing with both keys and broadcasting the transaction in a single flow.

In another scenario, imagine a 2/3 Safe multisig where one owner signs the transaction elsewhere. Once the transaction reaches Ambire, the remaining owner key can approve it and broadcast it immediately.

This approach keeps the Safe security model intact while making multisig execution smooth and fast.

Broadcasting the transaction

When executing Safe account transactions in Ambire, the gas fee is covered by an Externally Owned Account (EOA) in the wallet that broadcasts the transaction.

 This account can be:

• a Safe owner (EOA) already imported into Ambire, or
• any other EOA present in the wallet.

The Safe itself remains the account performing the transaction, while the broadcasting EOA simply covers the execution cost.

Use Safe accounts with any app

Safe accounts imported into Ambire can connect to apps across all supported EVM networks, just like any browser wallet extension. Once at least one owner key is present in Ambire, you can connect your Safe account to an app and interact with it directly.

Ambire also provides access to its App Catalog, which includes more than 500 apps across DeFi, NFTs, infrastructure, and onchain services. Safe accounts imported into Ambire can interact with these apps the same way as any other account in the wallet.

Combined with Ambire’s chain-agnostic architecture, Safe users can move between networks and apps without constantly switching environments.

Safe accounts on Ambire Mobile (coming soon)

Safe support will also be available in the Ambire Mobile App, coming out later this year.

This opens up new multisig setups where one owner key lives exclusively on a mobile device. For example, a Safe owner might keep one key in the browser extension and another on their phone, using the mobile key as an additional approval step.

In practice, this can work similarly to a two-factor approval layer for multisig operations. 

In summary

Safe accounts remain one of the most secure ways to manage shared funds on Ethereum. With Ambire Wallet, they gain faster transaction workflows, broader app compatibility, and smoother multisig execution across EVM networks.

The Safe Smart account and Multisig security model stay the same. Ambire simply makes interacting with it smooth, fast, simple, and more flexible. 

If you are still not using Ambire, give it a try today!

About Safe

Safe (previously Gnosis Safe) is an onchain asset custody protocol that has processed over $1.4T+ in total value (TVP). Released as an open-source software stack by the Safe Ecosystem Foundation, it is establishing a universal smart account standard for secure custody of digital assets, data, and identity. Safe is built for the mission to unlock digital ownership for everyone in web3, including DAOs, enterprises, retail, and institutional users

About the Safe Ecosystem Foundation, Zug, Switzerland

The mission of the Safe Ecosystem Foundation is to support the development of Safe, to strengthen Safe technology, and to promote the Safe Ecosystem. The Safe Ecosystem Foundation is a non-profit organisation based in Zug, Switzerland, that helps educate people about Safe smart accounts and promotes Safe technology through the provision of grants and other forms of funding.

Legal Disclaimer

This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase any SAFE tokens and is not an offering, advertisement, solicitation, confirmation, statement, or any financial promotion that can be construed as an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity or similar.

The Safe Ecosystem Foundation makes no representations, warranties, and/or covenants with respect to the Safe Technology (or any implementations of the Safe{Wallet} and/or Safe Smart Accounts) or any program (Grants, Hackathons, and/or any other forms of funding) run by the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. You should not rely on the content herein for advice of any kind, including legal, investment, financial, tax, or other professional advice, and such content is not a substitute for advice from a qualified professional.

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