Ambire Wallet Description
Also known as EOA, or "externally owned addresses", these wallets are controlled by a private keys and can hold funds and make smart contract transactions. Most wallets have a graphic interface that allows you to manage account addresses. Smart contracts allow you to combine multiple transactions and broadcast them together. A smart contract can be used to add the Approval transaction on a decentralized exchange to the Swap transaction. This will effectively hide the Approval transaction and save you time. Transactions on a smart wallet are able to be batched so there is no reason for a user having more than one pending transaction. Ambire users can request another transaction to be executed. This eliminates the need for nonce management.
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