Certification that decides whether a device works with the ecosystem a buyer already owns.
6 certification records apply · last reviewed 2026-10-14
Certification programme that confirms a product interoperates with Wi-Fi networks and supports the security and feature set claimed on the package.
Open the certification page →Bluetooth SIGMembership, declaration and qualification process that lets a product use the Bluetooth trademarks and claim version support.
Open the certification page →MatterApplication-layer standard that lets smart home devices work across Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and SmartThings.
Open the certification page →ThreadCertification for Thread mesh networking, the low-power IP transport commonly used with Matter devices.
Open the certification page →ZigbeeCertification for Zigbee devices and the Zigbee Certified programme, including Zigbee 3.0 device types.
Open the certification page →QiCertification for inductive wireless charging products under the Qi standard, covering transmitters and receivers.
Open the certification page →Wi-Fi CERTIFIED (Wi-Fi Alliance certification), Bluetooth SIG (Bluetooth qualification). Each record lists the issuing body, what it covers and what it does not cover.
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED - Wi-Fi Alliance certification; Matter - Matter certification; Thread - Thread certification; Zigbee - Zigbee certification; Qi - Qi wireless charging certification
Every certification record links to the issuing body or the regulation text. Start from this page, open the record and follow its source links.
No. A module certificate covers the module; the finished device usually needs its own approval or a documented module grant reference. Confirm with the issuing body or your test laboratory.