We have published our figures, these are accurate as of today (24 April 2025); this is part of our ongoing commitment to openness and transparency. We publish our latest figures on the last Thursday of every month.

We’ve listened to feedback from the infected blood community and our figures now include a breakdown on how people have chosen to receive their compensation payment.

This means we publish the number of people choosing the core route (those who will receive all of their compensation in a one-off compensation payment directly from IBCA) and the number of people choosing the adjusted route (those who will continue to receive payments from their existing support schemes, alongside a compensation amount from IBCA).

People asked to begin compensation claims

A total of 475 people have been asked to start their claim.

Of this number, 279 have started the claim process.

Compensation offers

So far, 137 people have received an offer.

The total value of offers made is £130,742,551.03.

People paid

A total of 77 people have had their compensation paid.

Those who have chosen to continue receiving payments from their existing support schemes for life, with an additional compensation amount from IBCA, are described as the ‘adjusted’ route.

Those who have chosen to receive all of their compensation in a one-off compensation payment directly from IBCA, and no longer receive regular support scheme payments for life, are described as the ‘core’ route.

Compensation paid

A total of £78,435,353.26 has been paid, to people.

The ‘adjusted’ route compensation figure above only includes the amount that IBCA has paid to people when they’ve chosen the adjusted route. It does not include payments for life that people continue to receive from the support schemes.