Become an egg donor
Be fully informedbefore you decide.
Egg donation involves medical screening, personal disclosure, medication, monitoring, egg retrieval, legal agreements, and decisions about privacy and future contact. Dynasty provides clear information before asking you to commit.
Egg donation is more than completing a profile.
The process may include:
- Medical and family-history review
- Genetic screening
- Psychological education or evaluation
- Fertility-clinic appointments
- Injectable medication
- Ultrasound and bloodwork monitoring
- Travel
- Egg retrieval
- Legal documentation
- Decisions about identity and future contact
Your health, informed consent, privacy, and personal boundaries remain central throughout the process.
More than a profile.
Dynasty’s team includes professionals with personal egg donation experience. We understand that a donor profile represents a real person making a significant medical and personal decision.
Intended parents may select your approved profile, but selection does not eliminate your right to ask questions, receive complete information, confirm your availability, obtain appropriate independent guidance, and consent to the proposed donation cycle.
You are never reduced to photographs, education, physical characteristics, or a list of searchable attributes.
Begin with a private preliminary eligibility review.
The initial review considers:
- Age and general health within the program’s approved criteria
- Personal and family medical history
- Reproductive history
- Current medications and substance-use history
- Genetic and psychological screening readiness
- Travel and appointment availability
- Willingness to self-administer medication
- Ability to complete the medical protocol
The fertility clinic makes the final medical determination regarding participation in a donation cycle.
Check My EligibilityThe egg donation process
Preliminary eligibility
Complete a short, private eligibility form.
Application and profile
Provide medical, family, educational, personal, and reproductive-history information.
Screening
Complete the applicable medical, genetic, psychological, background, and clinic requirements.
Profile approval
Approved information is presented to intended parents according to your authorizations and privacy choices.
Intended-parent selection
Intended parents may select your profile as the donor they want to pursue.
Availability and consent
Dynasty confirms your availability, updated information, interest, and consent to proceed.
Legal and clinical preparation
Complete legal documentation, clinic review, scheduling, travel planning, and financial arrangements.
Medication and monitoring
Follow the fertility clinic’s protocol for medication, bloodwork, and ultrasound monitoring.
Egg retrieval
The fertility clinic performs the procedure and provides medical instructions.
Follow-up
Complete clinic follow-up and Dynasty’s reimbursement and administrative closeout.
Intended parents select the donor profile they want to pursue.
Egg donation does not use the same mutual matching process as surrogacy.
After intended parents select your profile, Dynasty contacts you to confirm:
- Your continued interest and availability
- Your consent to move forward
- Any changes to your medical or personal information
- Required fertility-clinic steps
- Timing and travel expectations
- Legal and financial preparation
Selection does not remove your right to ask questions, obtain independent advice, or decide whether to participate in the proposed cycle.
Your health comes first.
Compensation never replaces a complete understanding of the medical process. Dynasty explains what the agency coordinates, what the fertility clinic decides, what questions to ask the physician, and when additional professional guidance may be appropriate.
No donor should feel pressured to continue with unresolved questions. Agency review is not a substitute for final medical clearance by the fertility clinic.
Clear terms before the cycle begins.
Your compensation and approved reimbursements are documented before cycle participation. The written terms explain:
- Donor compensation
- Travel, lodging, meals, and transportation
- Lost wages or childcare, when applicable
- Screening expenses
- Cycle-cancellation provisions
- Payment timing
- Reimbursement documentation
- Potential tax-reporting considerations
The intended-parent agency fee is not the donor’s compensation.
Privacy is explained before your profile is shared.
You receive information about:
- What profile information intended parents may see
- Which identifying information remains private
- The applicable identity-disclosure structure
- Future-contact expectations
- Medical-history updates
- Records retention
- Legal documentation
- The practical limits of permanent anonymity in an era of consumer genetic testing and online information
No permanent guarantee of anonymity is made.
Egg donor questions
Do I mutually match with intended parents?
No. Intended parents review approved donor profiles and select the donor they want to pursue. You separately confirm your availability and consent to participate in the proposed cycle.
Does being selected obligate me to proceed?
No. Dynasty confirms your interest, availability, and consent before the cycle advances.
Who decides whether I am medically eligible?
The fertility clinic makes the final medical determination after completing its required review and screening.
Is egg donation anonymous?
Program structures vary. Privacy, identity disclosure, future contact, and the limitations of permanent anonymity are explained before participation.
When is compensation paid?
The compensation agreement defines the payment schedule, cancellation terms, and reimbursement process.
Who pays medical and travel expenses?
Approved cycle-related expenses and reimbursement rules are documented before the cycle begins.