Find Your Egg Donor

Egg donation is a meaningful path for intended parents who are unable to conceive with their own eggs—due to medical conditions, age, or being a single or same-sex male parent. At Yunda, we provide a compassionate and professional egg donation program with fully screened donors across the U.S. You can choose donors based on ethnicity, education, and appearance, with guidance every step of the way.

BECOME A PARENT

Our Streamlined Egg Donation + IVF Process

Consultation & Donor Selection

• Intro call with a Yunda coordinator

• Submit existing medical reports

• Receive 5–6 donor profiles (video interviews available)

• Sign engagement letter and make payment to confirm

Medical & Psychological Screening

• Coordinate clinic consultations

• Complete genetic, infectious disease, and ultrasound screenings

• Arrange psychological assessment

• Clinic issues Medical Clearance

• IVF insurance arranged for donor before medication begins

Stimulation Cycle & Embryo Creation

• Donor travels with full support from Yunda

• Begin medication with clinic monitoring

• Egg retrieval performed under anesthesia

• Fertilization and embryo culture in IVF lab

• PGT-A testing conducted on Day 5/6 embryos

• Share genetic testing results within 2–3 weeks

Do I Need to Be in the U.S. for This Process?

If using an egg donor: No U.S. travel is needed

If providing your own sperm: You can collect samples in Hong Kong, Japan, or elsewhere—Yunda will handle certified medical shipping

If providing your own eggs: You will typically need to travel to the U.S. for the retrieval cycle (approx. 10–14 days), unless using frozen eggs from our donor bank

Yunda handles all cross-border logistics, clinic coordination, and legal compliance.

Should I Use Frozen Eggs Instead of Fresh Eggs?

Yes, both options are available. Frozen eggs are a great fit for those who want to start quickly or prefer not to sync with a donor's cycle. We partner with trusted egg banks offering diverse donor profiles, including donors of Asian descent with strong academic backgrounds.

Fresh Eggs

Timeline:

Requires syncing with donor (4–6 weeks)

Success Rate:

Typically higher (no freezing = better viability)

Embryo Yield:

10–20 eggs per cycle, more embryos

Cost:

Higher (donor comp + cycle costs)

Donor Access:

Choose donor; video call/open donation possible

Frozen Eggs

Timeline:

Can start immediately

Success Rate:

Slightly lower, but clinically reliable

Embryo Yield:

6–8 eggs per batch, fewer embryos

Cost:

Lower and more predictable

Donor Access:

Mostly anonymous with limited info

Ready to Explore Your Egg Donation Journey?

Let’s start with a personalized consultation—no pressure, just answers.