Provider matrix

One standard.
Different inbox rules.

A valid BIMI record is only the shared starting point. Every mailbox provider can apply its own evidence, reputation, volume, and display policies.

Last updated 2 August 2026
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Mailbox-provider matrix

ProviderReceiver supportEvidence pathImportant local rulesPrimary source
GmailSupportedVMC or CMC requiredDMARC must use quarantine or reject at full coverage. Gmail accepts VMC and CMC evidence; the verified checkmark is associated with VMC senders.Google Workspace Admin Help
Apple MailSupportedEvidence and strong authenticationSupported in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura 13 or later, and iCloud.com. Apple describes digitally certified logos and evidence documents.Apple Support
Yahoo Mail / AOLSupported with local policyCertificate not stated as mandatoryYahoo documents a valid BIMI SVG, enforced DMARC, bulk sending, and sufficient reputation and engagement. Display remains a local decision.Yahoo Sender Hub
FastmailSupportedVMC optionalFastmail documents enforced DMARC, SVG Tiny PS, and a logo below 16 KB. It treats a VMC as optional while noting that other receivers can require one.Fastmail Help
Outlook / Exchange OnlineNo receiver rendering documentedNot supported as a receiving clientMicrosoft support material says Exchange Online and Outlook do not currently render BIMI as receivers. Some Microsoft sending products can publish BIMI for other inboxes.Microsoft Learn

How to read this matrix

Supported is not guaranteed

It means the provider documents or operates BIMI. It does not promise display for a particular sender or message.

Evidence varies

Some providers require a VMC or CMC. Others can use a self-asserted logo but still apply local policy.

Primary sources win

When this page and a linked provider document disagree, follow the provider’s current documentation and report the mismatch.

Provider policy changed?

Open a correction with the official source and its effective date.

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