Overview
- Durov says he will fully cover IVF for women aged 37 or younger who choose his previously donated sperm.
- His samples are reportedly stored at Moscow’s Altravita Clinic, which restricts access to unmarried women to avoid legal complications.
- The billionaire claims more than 100 children have been conceived using his donations since 2010, with procedures cited across 12 countries.
- He presents the initiative as a civic duty tied to falling male fertility and has floated plans to open‑source his DNA so offspring can find one another.
- A Wall Street Journal report described strong clinic demand and promotional claims for his profile, and separately noted a disputed complaint by ex-partner Irina Bolgar that his representatives deny.