A BWF certificate refers to certification granted by the Badminton World Federation (BWF). The BWF is the international governing body for the sport of badminton, responsible for regulating and promoting badminton worldwide.

BWF certification typically applies to various aspects of badminton equipment, facilities, and events, ensuring that they meet certain standards set by the federation. Here are a few common types of BWF certification:

Shuttlecock Certification: The BWF certifies shuttlecocks (also known as birdies) used in official badminton competitions to ensure they meet specific criteria for flight performance, durability, and consistency.

Court Flooring Certification: The BWF may certify sports flooring materials used for badminton courts to ensure they meet safety, performance, and quality standards. This certification helps ensure that badminton courts provide suitable playing surfaces for competitive play.

Event Sanctioning: The BWF may sanction tournaments and events, granting them official recognition and support. Sanctioned events must adhere to BWF regulations regarding organization, competition format, officiating, and other requirements.

Equipment Approval: The BWF may approve certain types of badminton equipment, such as rackets and shoes, if they meet specified standards for design, materials, and performance. Approved equipment may display the BWF logo or certification mark.

Farfly's professional badminton floors are BWF certified and have been used in international tournaments.

Obtaining BWF certification or approval for equipment, facilities, or events demonstrates compliance with international standards and enhances credibility within the badminton community. It ensures that players have access to high-quality equipment, safe playing environments, and well-organized competitions sanctioned by the sport's governing body.