Infected Blood Compensation Authority
We pay compensation to people infected and affected by HIV, Hepatitis B and C through contaminated blood, blood products or tissue. We are independent. We put people at the heart of our service, and treat everyone with respect and dignity. More about IBCA
Register your intent to claim
You can now register your intent to claim compensation if you are infected, affected, or acting on behalf of a deceased infected person.
Get an initial estimate of the compensation you could get.
About the compensation
Understand compensation amounts and get an estimate
Understand compensation amounts and get an estimate for the estate of someone who has died
Understand compensation amounts and get an estimate
About the scheme
We're planning to make the scheme as simple and straightforward as possible
Our priorities have been putting everything in place to be able to start making payments
Quick links
Find details of infected blood support schemes and charities that can help
How to complain about the service you get from the Infected Blood Compensation Authority
Find out how much compensation you may be entitled to
Latest news
More than 150 people attend first in-person event in Manchester
9 April 2026
Press release
More than 100 people attend first in-person event in Birmingham
19 March 2026
Press release
£2 billion paid in infected blood compensation
12 March 2026
Press release
IBCA appoints members to community advisory panel
10 February 2026
Press release
Who we are
The Infected Blood Compensation Authority was set up by the UK government. It is an independent arms-length body and was set up to deliver the Infected Blood Compensation Scheme
Our leadership team is responsible for making sure the compensation scheme is run well