Total tripsCompany disclosed2018-2026
7,960,133,547 ride-hailing trips cumulative reporting series 2018-19-2018-2026, across 751 cities and towns
Ride-hailing market shareCompany disclosed2025-26
89.9% average by trip count (2025-26); peaked at 92.4% in Esfand, the year’s final month
User accountsCompany disclosedend
90,265,313 registered (+8.73M in the year, +10.71%)
Group headcountCompany disclosed2025-26
8,728 across 12 operating units
Super-app opensCompany disclosed2025-26
8,297,915,624 (avg ~22.7M/day, down ~3% YoY)
OwnershipThird-party reportedOngoing
Operates under Iran Internet Group (IIG); MTN an IIG shareholder since 2016; stakes undisclosed
Snapp Pro subscribersCompany disclosed2025-26
1,510,000 active subscribers across 29 cities
Operating resilienceCompany disclosed2025-26
Grew registered accounts +10.7% YoY despite two extended nationwide service disruptions in 2025 and a January 2026 internet outage that cut super-app requests ~80% on its worst days
Active users (super-app)Company disclosed2025-26
47,999,098 active accounts in the year. Accounts, not people: the report itself notes one person can hold several accounts. Ride-hailing alone: 37,874,564 active passenger accounts
Driver accounts (ride-hailing)Company disclosed2025-26
8,592,169 registered driver accounts; 3,919,028 active in the year. Accounts, not people, per the report's own convention
Record daily trips (ride+delivery combined)Company disclosed2024-25
5,896,797 in one day (ride + delivery services)
Headcount by unitCompany disclosed2024-25
Khodro 2,581 · Food 2,271 · Market 1,640 · Box 504 · Pay 435 · Shop 409 · Kitchen 331 · Trip 300 · HQ 123 · Doctor 86 · Supply 79 · Store 25
Snapp Pro subscribersCompany disclosed2024-25
710,000 across 29 cities
CSR spendCompany disclosed2024-25
200.1B toman, including 182.9B toman of driver commission exemptions
Trips (all services)Company disclosed2024-25
1,513,844,390 rides across 424 cities (+10.01% YoY)
Accounts & engagementCompany disclosed2024-25
81,537,368 cumulative registered accounts (9.17M added, +12.67%) · 8.57B super-app opens
Ride-hailing market shareCompany disclosed2024-25 → mid-2025
88.7% average (2024-25, company-stated) · >90% reported mid-2025 amid GPS signal disruptions, with revenue ~-7% vs earlier months
Group headcountCompany disclosed2023-24
7,526 employees
Business modelCompany disclosedDurable
Super-app group, ride-hailing origin (2014): consumer services span ride-hailing (Snapp Khodro), food delivery (Snapp Food), grocery/instalment retail (Snapp Market), logistics (Snapp Box), fintech/BNPL (Snapp Pay), insurance (Snapp Bimeh), travel/OTA (Snapp Trip), e-commerce (Snapp Shop) and telehealth (Snapp Doctor), all consumed through one super-app account layer
Group service historyCompany disclosedDurable
2014 Taxi-Yab launches → rebrands Snapp 2015-16; Zoodfood joins group → Snapp Box, Snapp Food (renamed), Snapp Trip launch 2017-18 → super-app pivot + Snapp Market, Snapp Express launch 2018-19 → Snapp Fintech + Snapp Doctor launch 2019-20 (Fintech renamed Snapp Pay 2021-22) → Snapp Shop launches 2020-21
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)Company disclosed2025-26
5,393,042 trips on 19 Nov 2025 (28 Aban 2025-26), Snapp's all-time ride-hailing record
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosed2025-26
143,873,707 trips in Ordibehesht
Snapp Food scaleCompany disclosed2025-26
37.7M total accounts / 9.2M active · 262 cities · food 67.5% of order mix (rest grocery/flowers/other via the Food app) · 98% on-time delivery
Snapp Market scaleCompany disclosed2025-26
34.9M total accounts / 5.5M active · 4,447 active partner stores (1,384 added in the year) · AI shopping-list assistant and store-management software ("Nama") launched in 2025-26
Snapp Pay wallet adoptionCompany disclosed2025-26
+2,609% YoY growth in users transacting via the Snapp Pay wallet
Online-retail penetration, Iran vs worldCompany disclosed2024-25-2025-26
Iran ~7 to 9% vs global average 19 to 25% (China 45 to 50%, UK/South Korea 25 to 30%)
Snapp Box scale (logistics)Company disclosed2025-26
38.8M total accounts / 9.6M active · 174.1M annual trips (+16.4% YoY) · 868.7M km driven · organisational/B2B customers are 33.6% of accounts but 83% of all trips, logistics revenue is heavily B2B-weighted
Service-disruption impactCompany disclosed2025-26
Ride-hailing urban trips down up to 42% during a 12-day nationwide disruption and 25-60% in the first week of a 39-day disruption; Snapp Shop daily orders down up to 80% and 60% respectively; SnappPay daily 4-instalment orders down ~54%; a nationwide internet outage (January 2026) cut super-app requests ~80%
Snapp Pay scale (fintech/BNPL)Company disclosed2025-26
13.5M registered users / 3.5M monthly active · 22,165-strong merchant network (13,670 in-person branches + 8,495 online stores) · bank-credit volume +79% YoY, 4-instalment order value +103% YoY
Snapp Pay, vertical integrationCompany disclosed2025-26
The group's own services, not third-party retailers, take the largest share of 4-instalment credit orders: transport 62.1% · Snapp Food 24.2% · Snapp Pay-network stores 5% · Snapp Market 4.9% · Snapp Shop 1.7% · Snapp Pro 1.3% · Snapp Doctor 0.5% · other 0.3%, Snapp's BNPL arm primarily finances spending inside its own ecosystem
Driver economics (ride-hailing)Company disclosed2025-26
High-trip driver cohort avg monthly income 51,974,386 toman (+25% YoY) · low-trip cohort 17,600,622 toman (+20% YoY)
Support & service quality (ride-hailing)Company disclosed2025-26
35,345,533 total support calls · 23,030,000 tickets · 4.5/5 satisfaction · 0.5% complaint rate
Snapp Trip scale (OTA/travel)Company disclosed2025-26
5.8M active accounts (+17% YoY) · 1M+ hotel room-nights booked · international flight market share +42% YoY, domestic +30% · villa/lodging bookings +663% YoY, tour bookings +172% YoY
Snapp Doctor scale (telehealth)Company disclosed2025-26
19.8M total accounts / 1.06M active in the consultation service · 7,509 registered doctors/specialists/psychologists · online medical/psych consultation requests +111.8% YoY
Iran vs world, online penetration benchmarksThird-party reported2024-26
Snapp's own market-research team: online retail penetration Iran 7 to 9% vs global avg 19 to 25% (China 45 to 50%) · online medical services Iran ~15% (parity with Turkey) vs global avg ~20% (USA ~25%) · online travel context: USA ~85%, China ~70%, Turkey ~70%
Co-foundersCompany disclosedDurable
Eyad Al-Qassar (إياد القصار) and Mahmoud Fouz (محمود فوز), 2014, corrects an earlier internal record spelling ("Eyad Alghafarri"); this is the spelling per the 2025-26 annual report's own signature block
Snapp (ride-hailing) CEOThird-party reportedSince April 2020
Mohammad Khalaj Ghasem Abadi, Managing Director (مدیرعامل) & Board Member since April 2020, succeeding Zhoubin Alaghband; immediately prior held "Consultant of CEO, Snapp Group" (Oct 2018-Jun 2020), independently confirms a different CEO held the role through mid-2020, consistent with Alaghband. Also: Vice Chairman, Board of Snapp!; Board Member, Snappbox (Apr 2020-present); Board Member, TAPCell (Oct 2019-Sep 2021)
Group holding CEOThird-party reportedCurrent
LinkedIn lead (single-source, not press-corroborated): Mohammadreza Karimi lists "Managing Director, Snapp Group" since Jun 2022, group-holding-level title, distinct from Khalaj Ghasem Abadi's opco-level role. Treat as a lead, not a confirmed holder, until corroborated by a second source
Opco CEO, registry confirmedOfficial recordRegistry snippets, 2026-07-11
Mohammad Khalaj Ghasem Abadi is the registered managing director and vice chairman of the ride-hailing operating company ایده گزین ارتباطات روماک (NID 14004334449), appointed by board decision of 1403/12/11 and published in the gazette of 1404/02/24, on an unlimited term and from outside the shareholders. Abdollah Bolbolvand, who also appears against the entity, was the original registrant and first managing director from incorporation in 2014; he preceded rather than replaced the current holder. Intervening holders on record: Mahmoud Fouz (interim) and Shahram Shahkar, who was publicly presented as CEO during a period when he was not the gazette-registered MD.
Predecessor CEOThird-party reportedTo June 2020
Zhoubin Alaghband (ژوبین علاقهبند), CEO preceding Khalaj Ghasem Abadi; departed June 2020
Board representationThird-party reportedTo 2020
Prior to his 2020 CEO appointment, Khalaj Ghasem Abadi served on Snapp's board, press coverage links this to Irancell (MCI/MTN Iran JV), a Snapp Group shareholder, consistent with MTN's reported 43% stake in Snapp
Subsidiary leadersThird-party reportedLinkedIn-stated
Resolved on their own company records and carried here for reference: Snapp Food, Saeed Lotfi (CEO); Snapptrip, Sahar Shishegar (CEO); Snapp Market, Pouya Rastegar (CEO). Still single-source LinkedIn leads, not confirmed holders: Snapp Supply, Erfan Ghafarian (CEO, also CBDO at Snapp Food). None of these names appear in the 2025-26 annual report, which names no executives beyond the founders.
Series AThird-party reported2016-10
€20M (~$22M) via Iran Internet Group, MTN-backed
Shareholder structureThird-party reportedAs reported Aug 2020; current stake not re-confirmed
MTN Group held 43% of Snapp (per MTN CFO Ralph Mupita); Snapp operates under Iran Internet Group (IIG), an MTN-linked holding vehicle, individual founder/other-shareholder stakes not publicly disclosed
MTN divestment considerationThird-party reportedReported Aug 2020
MTN Group stated it was considering selling its Snapp stake as part of a phased Middle East exit (alongside its 49% Irancell stake), citing Snapp as non-core; no completed sale has been publicly confirmed since
Legal entity map (registry)Official recordRegistry, snippet capture 2026-07-11
Ride-hailing opco: Idea Gozin Ertebatat-e Romak (registered capital ~12,097B rial; 15 management members) · Snapp Food: Modern Samaneh Ghazarasan Atlas (945B; holds the Zoodfood e-namad since 2018-19) · likely Snapp Market: Idea Gozin Kalaye Atlas Tejarat (762B) · Snapp Box e-namad held by Atlas Negar Aftab Gostar
Group lineage (IIG)Third-party reportedHistorical
Iran Internet Group (IIG) previously operated Bamilo.com (e-commerce marketplace, since discontinued) alongside Zoodfood.com, which joined Snapp Group in 2015 and was renamed Snapp Food in 2017
Competitive setTI derivedCurrent
Tapsi (ride-hailing) · AloPeyk (on-demand delivery) · Okala (grocery q-commerce) · Digikala Group / Digikala Shop (e-commerce, instalment retail, group rival) · Basalam (social marketplace)