South Korea's Circle Chart has handed out Million and Platinum certifications to a wave of K-pop releases, marking consistent chart performance across the industry.

Among the honorees are SEVENTEEN's V8 subunit, which earned recognition for their work, and LE SSERAFIM, continuing their momentum in the certification space. ILLIT also secured certifications, as did TXT's Yeonjun for his solo releases. I-dle and CORTIS rounded out the group of artists receiving recognition this round.

Circle Million certifications are awarded for 1 million units sold, while Platinum certifications recognize 250,000 units. These awards reflect strong performance on Circle's combined chart, which tracks both album sales and digital streams weighted by category.

The batch of certifications reflects the breadth of successful releases across major and mid-tier groups. SEVENTEEN continues to dominate certification metrics as one of K-pop's top-selling acts. LE SSERAFIM has maintained steady chart presence since their debut, while ILLIT's rapid rise has already seen them accumulate multiple certifications in a short span. Solo releases from group members like Yeonjun have also proven popular enough to earn individual recognition, a growing trend in K-pop as idols balance group and solo careers.

These certifications are a standard marker of commercial success in South Korea and help industry observers track which releases are resonating most with listeners. As Circle Chart data becomes increasingly central to how the industry measures performance—alongside Gaon and other tracking systems—certifications have become key talking points for both artists and their labels when announcing achievements.