Internet-gateway transactions, fiscal yearCompany disclosedYear to 21 December 2025
1,394,987,645
Store-terminal transactions, fiscal yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 December 2024
7,934,498,141
Internet-gateway transactions, fiscal year ten years earlierCompany disclosedYear to 21 December 2014
69,957,837
Fuel-payment terminal transactions, fiscal yearCompany disclosedYear to 21 December 2025
752,702,720
Internet-gateway transaction value, fiscal yearCompany disclosedYear to 21 December 2025
14,901,000,000,000,000 rial (rounded by the company)
Total transaction value since foundingCompany disclosedTwenty years of operation from 2005, end date not printed
199,000,000,000,000,000 rial (rounded by the company)
Record internet-gateway transactions in one dayCompany disclosedOn 22 December 2025
5,366,272
Record fuel-payment terminal transactions in one dayCompany disclosedOn 19 March 2023
2,455,936
Share of transactions completed successfullyCompany disclosedTwenty years of operation from 2005, end date not printed
98.8 per cent
Transactions processed since foundingCompany disclosedTwenty years of operation from 2005, end date not printed
More than 88 billion
Largest single transaction in the yearCompany disclosed23 July to 22 August 2025
92,000,000,000 rial, on a store terminal
Record store-terminal transactions in one dayCompany disclosedOn 19 March 2025
30,298,422
Store-terminal transactions, fiscal yearCompany disclosedYear to 21 December 2023
8,089,821,014
Shaparak market position (May to June 2025)Third-party reportedMonth to 21 June 2025
Second largest payment service provider in Iran by both transaction count and transaction value, behind Saman Electronic Payment. The gap to first place was 1.49% on count and 0.05% on value. Behpardakht held the largest share of two acceptance channels: USSD at 48.22% and internet acceptance at 29.80%.
Legal operator (company history page)Company disclosed
The company history page on behpardakht.ir names شرکت به پرداخت ملت (سهامی عام), Behpardakht Mellat as a public joint-stock company, as the payment service provider behind the brand, operating under a Central Bank licence and, after Shaparak was formed, under licences from Shaparak. The passage is quoted verbatim in the source passage.
Monthly revenue (April to May 2026)Company disclosedMonth to 21 May 2026
956.3 billion toman of revenue in a single month, per the monthly activity report filed to Codal. No US dollar equivalent is given: Tehran Index has no canonical average rate for this period.
Registered capital (latest Official Gazette capital notice)Official recordLatest capital notice, published 7 October 2025; notices checked to 5 October 2026
The most recent capital notice in the Official Gazette, published in gazette 23455 (Tehran edition) on 7 October 2025, records an extraordinary general meeting of 7 September 2025 raising capital from 8,000,000,000,000 rial to 10,000,000,000,000 rial, divided into 10,000,000,000 registered ordinary shares of 1,000 rial, entirely out of retained earnings. Registered capital is a nominal legal figure and is not a valuation.
Share of transaction value among payment service providersCompany disclosed21 December 2025
23% of transaction value, ranked first of the twelve providers shown; the second-ranked provider held 20.67%. The report does not name the other providers.
CEO (Official Gazette board notice)Official recordBoard resolution of 16 March 2026; notice published 5 October 2026
The Official Gazette notice published in gazette 23745 (Tehran edition) on 5 October 2026 records that the board elected Mohammad-Mahdi Taghipour Anvari as chief executive, from outside the board, for a term to 18 February 2028. The board resolution is dated 16 March 2026 and the notice cites a Central Bank of Iran approval letter.
Share of transaction count among payment service providersCompany disclosed21 December 2025
20.77% of transaction count, ranked first; the second-ranked provider held 20.42%.
Transactions processed in the fiscal yearCompany disclosedFiscal year 2025-26, 21 December 2024 to 21 December 2025
10,510,680,290 transactions across all channels.
Active terminals by channelCompany disclosed21 December 2025
1,434,650 store card terminals, 68,779 internet payment gateways, 11,916 fuel-payment terminals and 428 mobile payment terminals.
Merchants servedCompany disclosedyear to 21 December 2025
1,095,973 merchants, in 1,431 cities.
Store terminals and their transactions, three yearsCompany disclosed22 December 2022 to 21 December 2025
Store card terminals: 995,605 (fiscal 2023-24), 1,268,354 (2024-25), 1,434,650 (2025-26). Transactions on them: 8,089,821,014, 7,934,498,141 and 8,606,541,850. Terminals grew 44.1% over the two years; their transactions fell 1.9% in fiscal 2024-25 and grew 6.4% over the two years.
Busiest month and busiest dayCompany disclosedFiscal year 2025-26, 21 December 2024 to 21 December 2025
Busiest month: 23 August to 22 September 2025 (23 August to 22 September 2025), 953,901,193 transactions. Busiest day: 19 March 2025, just before the Iranian new year, 38,669,347 transactions.
Tehran share of store-terminal activityCompany disclosedFiscal year 2025-26, 21 December 2024 to 21 December 2025
Tehran province accounted for 23.66% of the value and 20.12% of the count of store card transactions, and 20.27% of store terminals.
Operations during the June 2025 conflictCompany disclosed13 to 24 June 2025
The company reports its systems stayed up with 99.99% availability and no outage over the twelve days from 13 to 24 June 2025. Average daily transactions in the period were 27,171,268, 6.18% above the Farvardin average and 5.46% below the Ordibehesht average.
Acceptance of Russian Mir cardsCompany disclosedpublished 2026
The company describes its NFC-enabled store terminals as able to accept Russian visitors' Mir cards through Russia's MirPay app, with the transaction routed from Iran's Shaparak and Shetab networks to Russia's Mir network.
Anti-fraud and security certificationsCompany disclosedFiscal year 2025-26, 21 December 2024 to 21 December 2025
Launched Raham, an in-house system that scores terminals for suspected fraud and money laundering, and received ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security management in fiscal 2025-26.