Homsa is an Iranian vacation rental platform for booking villas, suites, and accommodation across Iran, operating on a model similar to Airbnb for the domestic market. It connects property owners with travellers seeking short-term stays. Its website was unreachable at the time of research.
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Business model & group
What the company doesSelf-described, observed 2026-08-18Company disclosed
Online rental and booking platform for villas, suites and guest accommodation across Iran
Homsa Google Play listing ↗ · retrieved 2026-08-18Persian original: «هومسا، وبسایت و اپلیکیشن اجاره آنلاین ویلا، سوییت و اقامتگاه در سراسر ایران است». Direct competitor to Jajiga and Otaghak, both already tracked.
Homsa is named as an Arnika company. Digiato reported in May 2021 that Arnika had invested in Homsa, and the Android host application is published under the package identifier com.ernyka.homsa_host.
Digiato, and the Google Play listing for the Homsa host app ↗ · retrieved 2026-08-18The package identifier is a useful, hard-to-fake fingerprint: an Android package name is chosen by the publisher and rarely changed, so com.ernyka.homsa_host ties the app to the ernyka group independently of anything either company says. Not a substitute for a registry record.
Homsa is named as an Arnika company. Digiato reported in May 2021 that Arnika had invested in Homsa, and the Android host application is published under the package identifier com.ernyka.homsa_host.
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Registered entity
Entity notesGROUP ATTACHED 2026-08-20: Homsa sits in the Arnika technology group per the company's own blog ("هومسا و فلایتیو همسفر هم در هلدینگ ارنیکا") and trade press; no registry-grade board link read yet, so this rests on the company's own statement, which is stronger than press but weaker than a gazette. Host-settlement delays of several months were reported at the group's crisis peak (MihanBlockchain, February 2026), with settlement dates reportedly pushed into 2026-27; recorded here, not yet a public fact.
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