SafeTree has reported a nearly 50% rise in demand for surrogacy insurance in 2025, as India’s surrogacy sector becomes more regulated. The increase comes after the implementation of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, which has shifted the system from an unregulated market to a more controlled and compliance-based framework.
SafeTree said it has insured over 1,800 surrogate mothers across 17 states, with major surrogacy centres located in Delhi NCR, Karnataka, and Maharashtra. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, infertility affects around 27.5 million couples in India, leading to higher demand for assisted reproductive technologies and surrogacy.
The company said the trend reflects growing awareness and the need for financial protection for both surrogate mothers and intended parents.
