BDIRS – Biometric based Blood Donor Identification & Registration System

Blood transfusion is one of the most common and critical medical procedures performed in hospitals worldwide. As a core component of the public health system, it is essential that only eligible donors are allowed to donate blood, ensuring patient safety and transfusion quality.

A persistent challenge faced by blood centres is donation by ineligible donors—including reactive donors, permanently deferred donors, and temporarily ineligible donors—often due to inadequate donor identification, especially across repeat visits and outdoor blood donation camps.
 

Preventing Ineligible Donors — Before Collection

BDIRS (Biometric-based Donor Identification & Registration System) enables accurate, system-driven donor identification and eligibility enforcement at the point of donor registration.

• Reliably identify donors across visits and locations

• Enforce permanent and temporary deferrals

• Prevent donations within unsafe time intervals

• Apply consistent eligibility rules across blood centres and camps

High Accuracy and Speed at Scale

BDIRS is optimised for fast and highly accurate biometric matching across large donor databases. It supports real-time identification with repositories of up to 25 lakh donors and can be easily scaled to support even larger databases without compromising performance.

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Trusted by Blood Centers Across India

BDIRS is deployed by blood centres of all sizes across India, including:

• Large government and academic institutions

• Corporate hospital chains

• IMA and NGO-run blood centres

• Standalone blood banks

From single-centre implementations to large, high-volume donor repositories, BDIRS has been field-proven in diverse operational environments, supporting both routine blood centre workflows and large-scale camp-based collections.
 

Flexible Biometric Device Options

Fixed Fingerprint Biometric

Reliable fingerprint-based donor identification for blood centre registration counters.

Portable Fingerprint Biometric

Portable, standalone fingerprint device designed for outdoor blood donation camps, enabling donor identification without requiring a computer.

Fixed Iris-Based Biometric

High-accuracy iris-based donor identification for blood centres, particularly useful where fingerprint capture may be difficult or inconsistent.

Built for Blood Centres and Camps

BDIRS works seamlessly across blood centres and outdoor donation camps, ensuring uniform donor identification and eligibility standards wherever blood is collected.

BDIRS – Enabling Accurate, Scalable, and Preventive Donor Identification

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Donor identification is one of the most important task which helps eliminate ineligible donors i.e., reactive donors as well as time based ineligible donors.

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We wanted to address this concern and eliminate it with effective donor screening through A Biometric and Aadhar based Donor Identification and registration software (BDIRS) helping blood bank identify ineligible donors and prevent them from donating blood.