Provided that all you want a wireless solution to do is tell the flash when to fire, any transmitter/receiver set that are compatible with one another will be able to do that. The easiest way to insure this is to buy a set that includes both a transmitter and a receiver.

This is based on the assumption that the flash, camera, and triggering system in question all have hot shoe connectors with standard center pins. The center pin connector is near universal among most consumer cameras with external hot shoe connectors other than a few Sony/Minolta cameras that do not use the standard center pin arrangement.

All of the following hot shoe arrangements us a center pin for the "fire" command. All you need for the "fire" command is the connection pictured at the lower right. The other connection points in the other connectors are for more sophisticated communication between the camera and flash for a specific, proprietary system. But all of them will signal the "fire" command via the center pin.

The Sony/Minolta iISO hot shoe with no center pin.