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Snapp

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Entity IDIR-CO-002
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Founded2014
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Last reviewed2026-08-01

Iran's leading ride-hailing platform, founded 2014. Tehran Index record: headquartered in Tehran, part of Snapp Group.

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Decision snapshot
Total trips
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states cumulative Snapp trips from 2018-19 to the end of 2025-26 of 7,960,133,547, and that the ride service operated in 751 cities and towns.
2018-2026Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing market share
Publishing its FY2025-26 report, Snapp's chief executive Mohammad Khalaj stated that the car-request service was active in 751 towns and cities to year end, that Snapp Khodro held on average 89.9 percent of the internet-taxi market by trip count over the year, and that the figure reached 92.4 percent in the year's final month, 20 February to 20 March 2026. This is the company's own market-share statement, attributed, and not an independently measured share.
Financial year 2025-26, stated on publication of the report, 25 July 2026Company disclosed
Snapp Group, statement by the chief executive published with the FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
User accounts
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 annual report announcement states 90,265,313 registered super-app accounts at the end of the year.
20 March 2026Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Group headcount
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that 8,728 employees work directly in the group's subsidiaries, 51.5 percent of them women, and that Snapp Khodro and Snapp Food are the largest units with 2,468 and 2,108 people.
Year to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Super-app opens
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that users opened the super-app more than 8,297,000,000 times in the year, an average of more than 22,734,000 times a day.
FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pro subscribers
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Pro, the super-app's professional subscription service, reached 29 cities across Iran two years after launch, with 1,510,000 active subscribers as at 20 March 2026, a single-day subscription-purchase record of 43,512 on 23 December 2025, and total user benefit of 3,488,065,295,711 toman. Tehran accounts for 42 percent of subscribers, Mashhad 10, Isfahan 8, Shiraz 7 and Karaj 7.
Financial year 2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Operating resilience
The FY2025-26 report prints year-on-year account growth of 10.71 percent, from 81,537,368 to 90,265,313 super-app accounts, in a year the report itself frames around a December internet shutdown and two extended conflicts. The growth figure is given as printed, and no causal claim about resilience is inferred from it.
Financial year 2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Active users (super-app)
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 performance report states that total super-app accounts reached 90,265,313 at year end against 81,537,368 the year before, a rise the report itself puts at 10.71 percent, with 8,727,945 accounts added and 47,999,098 accounts active in the year. The report prints its own caveat on the same page: an account is not a person, and one person may hold several accounts.
Financial year 2025-26, report published in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2026Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report ("Masir-e Hamrahi"), seventh edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Driver accounts (ride-hailing)
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states 8,592,169 registered driver accounts since the service began, of which 3,919,000 were active during the year. These are accounts, not people.
FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15

Every field carries an explicit evidence state and its source. Self-reported figures are labelled as such; nothing is presented with more certainty than its source supports.

Operating metrics, period-stamped
Active driver users (ride-hailing)Year to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
3,692,657
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Drivers with at least one trip on the car service during the year, as the report's glossary defines an active driver.
Cities where the ride-hailing service operatesYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
323 cities and towns
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Tehran had the most trips, followed by Mashhad and Shiraz, in the report's chart.
Snapp Shop, suppliers, growthYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
245 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in the number of suppliers over the prior year.
Active driver users (ride-hailing)Year to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
3,305,147
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Drivers with at least one trip on the car service during the year, as the report's glossary defines an active driver.
Women among Snapp Group employees, shareYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
41.62 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Covers employees of all Snapp Group companies, not drivers or couriers.
Ride-hailing service users in the super-appYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
27,675,587
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Users of the car ride service inside the super-app during the year; the report does not say whether this counts passengers only.
Average monthly earnings of part-time driversYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
4,500,000 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06A reported average for drivers the company classes as part-time.
Ride-hailing trips, cumulativeTo 20 March 2023Company disclosed
3,544,430,130 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06A running total of trips over several years, not trips in a single year.
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
9,694,498,369 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts added in the yearYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
10,257,336
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06New accounts registered in the year, not active users.
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
23 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Cancelled ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
626,529,758
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Trips cancelled by either passengers or drivers in the year, not trips completed.
Ride-hailing trips, increase on prior yearYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
275,015,711 more trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06A count of additional trips, not a percentage; the report puts the rise at 33 per cent.
Average monthly earnings of full-time driversYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
16,000,000 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06A reported average for drivers the company classes as full-time; the report gives no definition of full-time.
Super-app user accounts, prior yearAt 20 March 2022Company disclosed
52,137,635
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Total registered accounts at the end of the earlier year, shown for comparison; not active users.
Ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
1,095,116,350
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Completed trips on the ride-hailing service in the year.
Super-app opens, daily averageYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
11,594,005 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Counts app opens, not users or orders.
Complaints registered with ride-hailing supportYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
1,106,799
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, Android appYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
2,740,779,487 times, 86 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Times the Android app was opened in the year. The page puts average Android opens at about 10 million a day.
Ride-hailing employeesYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
1,863 people
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Cost of commission exemptions for driversYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
about 20 billion toman
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06Commission waived for drivers with disabilities, veterans, families of those killed in war, women heads of household and haemophilia patients. The report gives it as an approximate cost.
Super-app opens, iOS appYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
74,246,421 times, 2 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Times the iOS app was opened in the year.
Record daily trips (ride-hailing)On 13 March 2022Company disclosed
3,276,655 trips
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06The busiest single day of the year for ride-hailing trips.
Ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
820,089,647
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Completed ride-hailing trips in the year. The following year's report gives 820,100,639 for the same year.
Super-app opens, daily averageYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
8,536,477 times a day
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06The year's total app opens divided across the days of the year, as the report prints it; not a count of distinct daily users.
Drivers who used the drivers' clubYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
more than 400,000 people
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06The drivers' club offers car parts and accessories, clinic services, and clothing, household goods and mobile phones to drivers on the platform.
Services offered in the Snapp super-appYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
22 services
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report says three were added during the year: a credit service, a ticket office and a pharmacy.
Super-app users using two or more services, shareYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
33 per cent, up from 18 per cent the year before
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of users who used at least two services in the super-app during the year.
Super-app user accounts added in the yearYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
10,939,425
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06New user accounts created in the year. The same page gives 52,137,635 accounts in total.
Super-app user accounts, growthYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
25.9 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in users on the year before.
Hours users spent in Snapp (ride-hailing)Year to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
218,588,669 hours
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report's words are total hours users spent in Snapp in the year; at 820,089,647 trips of 958 seconds on average this matches time in ride-hailing trips.
Average distance per ride-hailing tripYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
9 km
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
42 seconds
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Average wait between a ride request and its acceptance.
Average rating of ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
4.7 out of 5
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Average of the ratings given; most trips are not rated.
Super-app opens, web appYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
368,141,112 times, 12 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Times the web version was opened in the year.
Average duration of a ride-hailing tripYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
958 seconds
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06About 16 minutes.
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
7,406,688,533 km
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Successful inbound calls to ride-hailing supportYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
14,315,356
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing support staffYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
621 people, 34 per cent more than the 463 of the year before
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Support calls answered, car, Box and van servicesYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
21,965,360 calls
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06Covers the support team for ride-hailing and for the Box and van delivery services together; the report does not split them.
Women among staff in the ride-hailing and Box divisionsYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
613 people, 35 per cent
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, cumulativeTo 20 March 2022Company disclosed
2,449,313,780 trips
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Running total on the report's chart of trip growth, which starts with the half-year from 20 March 2016.
Calls and tickets handled by customer service (ride-hailing)Year to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
25,550,000
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Requests, made up of calls and tickets, that Snapp's customer service centre reviewed and answered in the year.
Snapp Group employees, all subsidiariesYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
5,755
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06Total staff of the companies in Snapp Group, including the group's own team and the sister companies.
Women among ride-hailing employees, shareYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
37 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Fee-free support loans granted to driversYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
more than 5,000 loans
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06Loans of 2 million and 5 million toman, without fees, to drivers temporarily deactivated after a coronavirus infection.
Staff in the ride-hailing and Box divisionsYear to 20 March 2021Company disclosed
1,755 people
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06Staff of the ride-hailing and Box divisions only, not of the whole group, which the same report puts at about 4,000.
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
614,080,723 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not define this figure. From the next year Snapp counted only time from boarding to destination, so this figure is not comparable with the 407,554,545 hours reported for the year to 20 March 2026. Read against the year's trips it works out at about 24 minutes a trip, against about 16 the following year.
Snapp Group employees, net increase in the yearYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
846 people
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06A net change across all Snapp Group companies, hires less departures, not the number of people hired. The same page prints 14 per cent growth on the year before, and staff of 3,744 in operations, 1,712 outside operations and 1,105 in technology, but no total; the next report implies 6,759 for this year end.
Snapp Shop, active customer accountsYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
1,268,556
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Accounts with at least one order during the year. Accounts, not people.
Women among group employees, shareYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
47.3 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of women among the people working in the group's companies. The same page prints 41.62 per cent for the year before.
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)On 6 March 2024Company disclosed
5,053,604 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06The single busiest day of the year for car trips.
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
11,871,598,194 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips that receive a rating, shareYear to 20 March 2022Company disclosed
31.73 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
425,164,192 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not define this figure. From the year to 20 March 2026 Snapp counted only time from boarding to destination, so this figure is not comparable with the 407,554,545 hours reported for that year. Read against the year's trips it works out at about 23 minutes a trip.
Record daily trips (ride-hailing)On 6 March 2023Company disclosed
4,132,512 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)In the month from 21 January to 19 February 2023Company disclosed
105,573,738 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user requests during the internet shutdown, changeDuring the internet shutdown, which the report dates only to the month from 22 December 2025 to 20 January 2026Company disclosed
80 per cent fall
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not state the baseline the fall is measured against or how long it lasted. The same panel puts the loss in daily sales of businesses active in the super-app at 500,000,000,000 toman.
Passenger hours in ride-hailing trips, from boarding to destinationYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
407,554,545 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report's glossary says that from this year the figure runs from the moment the driver records the start of the trip, after the passenger boards, to arrival at the destination. It is not comparable with the larger figures for the three years to 20 March 2025, which the reports did not define.
Motorbike ride service, growth in successful ordersYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
43 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in the number of successful orders over the year, as printed in the report's chart of the five fastest-growing services. It is not growth in revenue or users.
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
23 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
34 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in successful orders of the shop service, from the super-app chapter of the report.
Snapp Shop, active customer accountsYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
1,568,255
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Snapp Shop is the group's online store. It had 2,573,726 customer accounts in total; an account is not a person.
Super-app opens, year-on-year changeYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
About 3 per cent fall
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Opens of the super-app across Android, iOS and the web app fell about 3 per cent on the prior year even as accounts grew.
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
3,401,707,856
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Visits to the ride-hailing service inside the super-app, not trips. It is more than six times the next most visited service, food, at 540,601,429.
Active super-app users aged 36 to 45, shareYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
36 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06The largest age band among active super-app accounts. The other bands as printed: under 18, 2 per cent; 18 to 25, 13; 26 to 35, 25; 46 to 55, 18; 56 to 65, 5; over 65, 1.
Snapp Shop, items sold, growthYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
28 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips in TehranYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
331,933,925, about 21.76 per cent of Snapp's intra-city trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Tehran is the largest city by trips, followed by Mashhad (129,475,566) and Shiraz (81,666,077).
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Year to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
37,874,564
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Accounts with at least one ride-hailing trip in the year, as the report's glossary defines active. An account is not a person; one person can hold several.
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
4,063,853,006
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
12,974,874,959 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, growth in sales across all itemsYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
132 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not say whether this counts items or measures value.
Women among driver users registered since launchSince the service began, to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
424,298, 4.9 per cent of driver users
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Counted across all driver users registered since the service began, not drivers active in the year. The report prints the counts in people, but they sum to the total of driver user accounts.
Super-app opens, year-on-year changeYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
About 60 per cent rise
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Change in the number of times users opened the super-app, against the year to 19 March 2024.
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
13,481,140,063 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, prior yearAt 19 March 2024Company disclosed
72,364,343
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Total user accounts created since the service began, as the report's glossary defines total users. Accounts, not people.
Women among driver users registered since launchSince the service began, to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
323,202, 4.3 per cent of driver users
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active seller usersYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
9,836
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active seller accountsYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
13,338
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06Out of 52,977 seller accounts in total.
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)On 26 February 2025Company disclosed
5,414,526 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06The single busiest day of the year for car trips.
Snapp Shop, busiest order day of the yearOn 29 November 2024Company disclosed
More than 80,000 orders and more than 140,000,000,000 toman in sales
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06The day of the company's Harajomeh (Friday sale) campaign.
Snapp Shop, seller accounts, growthYear to 20 March 2026Company disclosed
36 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not name the base of the growth.
Snapp Shop, busiest order day of the yearOn 28 November 2025Company disclosed
More than 145,000 orders and more than 378,000,000,000 toman in sales
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06The peak day of the group's annual sale, known in Iran as Harajomeh. Sales are in toman as printed.
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)In the month from 19 February to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
140,255,279 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips in TehranYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
337,301,332, about 22 per cent of Snapp's intra-city trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of full-time drivers, year-on-year changeYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
More than 116 per cent rise
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Change in the toman figure as the company reports it.
Ride-hailing trips, prior yearYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
1,376,011,494
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Trips through the Snapp Khodro car service, which the report's glossary says includes the Snapp Box services offered inside it and excludes fraudulent trips.
Average monthly earnings of part-time driversYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
14,667,185 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06A part-time driver, in the report's glossary, completes fewer than 40 successful trips a month. Earnings as the company reports them, in toman.
Active super-app user accountsYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
More than 39,200,000
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Accounts with at least one trip or order during the year, as the report's glossary defines an active user. The report states that an account is not a person: one person can hold several accounts.
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Year to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
35,657,967
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Accounts with at least one trip or order during the year. Accounts, not people.
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
24 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
117.65 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in the number of successful orders over the prior year. It does not measure order value.
Driver accounts registered since launch (ride-hailing)Since the service began, to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
7,417,231
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06All driver accounts created since the service began, as the report's glossary defines total users. Accounts, not people.
Inbound user calls to ride-hailing supportYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
25,574,414
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Cities where the ride-hailing service operatesYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
278 cities
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of full-time driversYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
41,579,509 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06A full-time driver, in the report's glossary, completes more than 40 successful trips a month. Earnings as the company reports them, in toman.
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
3,257,413,700
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Visits to the ride-hailing service inside the super-app, not trips. The next most visited service, food, had 348,571,927.
Super-app user accounts added in the yearYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
9,969,372
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06New accounts registered in the year. Accounts, not people.
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)In the month from 22 December 2023 to 20 January 2024Company disclosed
127,785,588 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
22 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, growthYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
16 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in total super-app accounts registered since the service began, from 62,394,971 to 72,364,343.
Ride-hailing trips, increase on prior yearYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
280,895,144 more trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Increase in the number of trips over the year to 20 March 2023. The year's total was 1,376,011,494 trips.
Calls and tickets to ride-hailing supportYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
49,040,392
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Calls and written tickets together; the page puts tickets at 21,300,000 and the share of calls answered at 95.5 per cent.
Super-app opens, daily averageYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
14,669,642 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Driver users registered since launch (ride-hailing)Since the service began, to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
6,152,509
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06All driver users on the service since it began, not only drivers active in the year.
Snapp Shop, active customer accounts, growthYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
212 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in accounts with at least one order during the year, against the prior year.
CSR spendYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
143,053,561,200 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Total value the group allocated to social responsibility programmes, in toman as printed. The report groups them as exemptions and discounts, charity and accessibility.
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
188 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in the number of successful orders over the prior year. It does not measure order value.
Women among driver users registered since launchSince the service began, to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
233,214
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Counted across all driver accounts, not drivers active in the year.
Group headcount, year-on-year changeYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
11 per cent rise, a net 767 more employees
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Change in the number of people working across the group's companies, which the report puts at 7,526 at year end.
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Year to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
31,929,588
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Accounts with at least one trip or order during the year, as the report's glossary defines an active user. Accounts, not people.
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
523,584,658 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06The report does not define this figure. From the year to 20 March 2026 Snapp counted only time from boarding to destination, so this figure is not comparable with the 407,554,545 hours reported for that year. Read against the year's trips it works out at about 23 minutes a trip.
Super-app user accounts, prior yearAt 20 March 2023Company disclosed
62,394,971
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Total user accounts created since the service began, as the report's glossary defines total users. Accounts, not people.
Ride-hailing trips, cumulative since 2018From 21 March 2018 to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
4,920,441,624 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Running total of trips over the six years to 19 March 2024, as the report's chart prints it.
Snapp Shop, items sold, growthYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
220 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Growth in the number of items sold over the prior year, as the report's glossary defines an item. It does not measure sales value.
Super-app opensYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
5,354,419,349 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06Across Android (4,273,679,484), iOS (428,019,601) and the web app (652,720,264).
Group headcount by companyYear to 20 March 2025Company disclosed
The Snapp Group report for the year to 20 March 2025 puts total colleagues across the group's companies at 8,784, up 16.7 per cent on the year before, and breaks them down as Snapp Khodro 2,581, Snapp Food 2,271, Snapp Market 1,640, Snapp Box 504, Snapp Pay 435, Snapp Shop 409, Snapp Kitchen 331, Snapp Trip 300, the group central team 123, Snapp Doctor 86, Snapp Supply 79 and Snapp Store 25. Women were 50.2 per cent of colleagues and men 49.8 per cent; the year before, women were 47.3 per cent.
Snapp Group annual report, 2025 edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The report says the number of women rose about 6.1 per cent; that matches the rise in their share (47.3 to 50.2 per cent), not in their number. A year later the group reported 8,728.
Snapp Pro subscribersFY2024-25Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 announcement states that Snapp Pro, the super-app's professional subscription, reached 29 cities in its first year with 710,000 subscribers.
Snapp Annual Report FY1403 ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
CSR spendFY2024-25Company disclosed
CSR value of 200,087,489,446 toman in FY2024-25 (about 200 billion toman), of which 182,938,426,946 toman were driver commission exemptions; about $2.9M at the 2024-25 average of ~70,000 toman/$.
Snapp Annual Report FY1403 ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing trips (Snapp Car)FY2024-25Company disclosed
Snapp's ride-hailing service (Snapp Car) carried 1,513,844,390 trips in FY2024-25 across 424 cities and towns, 10.01 percent more than the year before, as the group's announcement and its annual report state.
Snapp FY1403 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15FY2023-24 comparable not stated directly in the blog summary (only the growth rate); the prior-year absolute is not back-calculated from it.
Accounts & engagementFY2024-25Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 annual report announcement states 81,537,368 super-app accounts at the end of the year, after 9,173,025 new accounts, a growth rate of 12.67 percent, and 8,571,331,626 super-app opens during the year.
Snapp FY1403 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Cumulative accounts, not active users, definition matters.
Ride-hailing market share (company-stated)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Khodro held an average 89.9 percent share of the ride-hailing market by trip count over the year, reaching 92.4 percent in the year's final month (20 February to 20 March 2026), attributing the figures to the company's managing director.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report announcement, quoting managing director Mohammad Khalaj ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Company-stated shares; the mid-2025 datapoint is Snapp data via Zoomit (third-party carried).
Group headcount, as stated in the founders' forewordYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
The Snapp Group report for the year to 19 March 2024 states, in a foreword signed by founders Eyad Al-Qassar and Mahmoud Fouz, that Snapp was born in 2014-15 and refers to the 7,526-person Snapp Group team. The same report's HR page gives 7,526 as the total across the group's companies.
Snapp Group annual report, 2024 edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The total is printed on page 59 with a company breakdown, and page 60 gives a net rise of 767 people, 11 per cent. The next year's report puts the group at 8,784.
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states a single-day ride record of 5,393,042 trips on 19 November 2025.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Not directly comparable to the ride+delivery combined FY2024-25 figure above; this is the ride-hailing service line item alone.
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states a monthly ride record of 143,873,707 trips in the month from 21 April to 21 May 2025.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pay wallet adoptionFinancial year 2025-26Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Pay reached 13,548,854 registered accounts and 3,527,485 monthly active accounts across 22,165 stores, and prints growth of 2,609 percent in the number of users who used the Snapp Pay wallet.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Vertical-integration signal: Snapp states its own services (transport, food, etc.), not third-party retail, take the largest share of Snapp Pay's 4-instalment credit orders, 62%+ of organisational credit usage is transport alone.
Measured impact of the twelve-day conflict on ride-hailingThe twelve-day conflict, within financial year 2025-26Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report prints the twelve-day conflict's effect on Snapp's ride-hailing business as a 42 percent fall in intra-city trips, a 35 percent fall in active driver users, and a 28 percent fall in completed inter-city trips, against growth of up to 116 percent in inter-city trip requests. It names Tehran, Kish, Karaj, Qeshm and Kermanshah as having the largest intra-city falls, and lists the support measures taken, including 10,000,000,000 toman in non-repayable assistance to 2,500 high-trip drivers and a commission exemption.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Reported by Snapp as operational and business-continuity data across all nine subsidiaries; framed neutrally in the source report.
Support & service quality (ride-hailing)Financial year 2025-26Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp's ride-hailing customer service centre took 28,066,568 inbound calls, 72 percent from passengers and 28 percent from drivers, and made 7,278,965 outbound calls, which it puts at about 6.2 percent more than the prior year, for 35,345,533 calls in total; it records 23,030,000 tickets received, 68 percent from drivers, 805,899 hours of support conversation and an average call of 1 minute 42 seconds. On the following page it prints registered complaints as 0.5 percent of trips and user satisfaction with support as 4.5 out of 5.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The passage spans two source pages, both named in the source details.
CSR spend (FY2025-26)FY2025-26Company disclosed
More than 164 billion toman allocated to social-responsibility programmes in FY2025-26 (about $0.9M at the 2025-26 filings rate of ~178,000 toman/$), most of it driver commission exemptions worth more than 150 billion toman, taken up by 22,921 drivers. Snapp Club charity campaigns totalled 2.4 billion toman across 1.2 million user participations; Snapp Market distributed more than 8.5 billion toman of groceries to low-income families.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Read from the announcement page on 15 September 2026. The company's FY2024-25 figure in this profile is 200,087,489,446 toman, so the announced FY2025-26 total is lower; both are the company's own figures and are not reconciled here.
Snapptrip average airfaresFY2025-26 against FY2024-25Company disclosed
Average domestic flight ticket sold on Snapptrip rose from about 2 million toman in FY2024-25 to more than 3.7 million toman in FY2025-26 (up 79 percent); average international fare above 10 million toman (up 43 percent). Sales volume up 7 percent on the year, more than 5.814 million active users, daily order record 28,751.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Read from the announcement page on 15 September 2026. Averages are the company's; the basis (per ticket, per booking) is not stated by the source. No dollar conversion: figures below 1 billion toman carry none.
Snapp Bime (insurance)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Bime grew 115 percent in the year, without saying whether by policies, orders or premium, that the largest mobile-insurance claim it paid reached 120 million toman, and that motor policies were delivered to 872 cities.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Read from the announcement page on 15 September 2026. No dollar conversion: below 1 billion toman.
Ride-hailing market share, FY2024-25 (company-stated)FY2024-25Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 announcement states that Snapp Khodro held an average 88.7 percent of the national ride-hailing market over the year, and that company revenue fell about 7 percent against the pre-war level despite share growth, which it attributes to disruption of GPS systems.
Snapp Group FY1403 annual report announcement ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Separated from the FY2025-26 share claim so each year carries its own passage.
Ride-hailing market share, the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025 (press, from the company report)FY2024-25 average and in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025Third-party reported
Zoomit, reporting Snapp Group's FY2024-25 performance report on 2 August 2025, states that Snapp Khodro held an average 88.7 percent of the national ride-hailing market in 2024-25 and raised its share to more than 90 percent in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025 despite the disruption of the twelve-day war, while company revenue fell about 7 percent against the pre-war level.
Zoomit, reporting the Snapp Group FY1403 performance report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The figure is the company's, carried by the press, and is not presented as measured.
Business model & group
Services in the group, as the company lists themFinancial year 2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 report covers, as the group's services, Snapp Khodro (ride-hailing), Snapp Box (delivery), Snapp Food, Snapp Pay (credit), Snapp Market (supermarket), Snapp Trip (travel), Snapp Shop (retail) and Snapp Doctor (health), each with its own chapter. The super-app carries the slogan "an application for every need".
Snapp Group FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The group is counted differently in its own two reports: nine consumer-facing service lines here, against twelve legal and operating units in the HR report (which separates Snapp Kitchen, Snapp Supply, Snapp Store and the group central team). Both countings are stated rather than reconciled.
Group structure changes, as the report's own timeline prints themTimeline as printed in the 2025-26 report, covering 2019-20 to 2024-25Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report carries a timeline of the group's own structural changes: in 2019-20 Snapp Fintech began operating, Zoodroom was renamed Snapp Room, and Telyar and Hospital merged, joined Snapp and began operating as Snapp Doctor; in 2020-21 Snapp Shop began operating; in 2021-22 Snapp Express was separated from Snapp Food and Snapp Fintech was renamed Snapp Pay; in 2022-23 Snapp Express and Snapp Market merged to form the supermarket service, and Snapp Room merged into Snapp Trip; in 2024-25 the supermarket services were brought under Snapp Market. Only the transitions the report itself lists are given here.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Food scaleFY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Food operated in 262 cities with more than 37,703,000 registered accounts, and that food accounted for 67.5 percent of its orders.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Market scaleFinancial year 2025-26Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Market reached 34,945,686 total accounts and 5,498,276 active accounts, with 4,447 active partner stores of which 1,384 were added in the year.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Box scale (logistics)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Box recorded 174,116,035 trips in the year, 16.4 percent more than the year before, and that its drivers covered 868,709,891 kilometres.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pay scale (fintech/BNPL)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Pay reached 13,548,854 registered accounts, of which 10,526,982 held credit, across 22,165 merchant stores, and that four-instalment order value grew 103 percent with order count up 48 percent.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Where Snapp Pay corporate credit is spent, inside the groupFinancial year 2025-26Company disclosed
The FY2025-26 report prints the distribution of Snapp Pay corporate credit usage across the group's own services as: transport 62.1 percent, 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 and other 0.3. The figure measures corporate credit, not the consumer instalment product.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Trip scale (OTA/travel)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Trip's sales volume grew 7 percent on the year, that its active users passed 5,814,000, and that its daily order record reached 28,751.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Doctor scale (telehealth)FY2025-26Company disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Doctor grew online medical and psychological consultation requests by more than 111 percent, and that the platform has more than 19,832,000 users and more than 7,500 doctors and psychologists.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Leadership
Co-foundersAs printed in the FY2025-26 report forewordCompany disclosed
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 report names Eyad Al-Qassar and Mahmoud Fouz as the founders of Snapp Group, in a foreword signed by both. This spelling corrects an earlier internal record which had rendered the first name as "Eyad Alghafarri".
Snapp Group FY1404 report foreword ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Chief executive of the ride-hailing companyAs at the FY2025-26 report publication, the month from 23 July to 22 August 2026Company disclosed
Snapp's FY2025-26 report publication names Mohammad Khalaj as chief executive of Snapp and quotes him on the year's market share and on growth in use of the service. The appointment date and the succession from Zhoubin Alaghband are given separately, from press sources.
Snapp Group, statement by the chief executive published with the FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Corporate family
Snapp Group
Snapp MarketE-commerceSnappBimeFintechSnappBoxLogisticsSnappDoctorHealthtechSnappFoodFoodTechSnappPayFintechSnapptripTravel

Tracked entities in the same corporate family. Ownership percentages appear in Ownership & capital only when disclosed.

Ownership & capital
Brand to operator, stated by the company itselfCompany disclosed
Snapp's own terms and conditions define "the Company" as Ide Gozin Ertebatat Romak, a limited liability company, and state that it is the company which provides the Snapp services. The same clause defines "Snapp" as the software service the Company provides to users. This is the company's own statement tying the consumer brand to the legal person, and it is carried here because a gazette notice proves only that a company of that name exists and is registered: it does not, on its own, say that the company operates the brand.
Snapp terms and conditions (snapp.ir/terms), article 1, definitions ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-16The gazette notice names the entity but does not establish the brand relationship; the operator's own published terms do. The cited source ties the brand to this legal person in its own words.
Legal operator (Official Gazette notice)Notice published in gazette 23697, 6 August 2026Official record
The Official Gazette notice published on 6 August 2026 names the ride-hailing operating company as Ide Gozin Ertebatat Romak, a limited liability company, and prints its national identifier and registration number, which are the ones shown in this profile. Snapp is the brand; that company is the legal operator.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15This notice names the company and never mentions the consumer brand. It proves a company of this name is registered; it does not say that company operates the brand.
Capital reduction at the operating company, 2026-27Extraordinary general meeting 17 June 2026, notice published 6 August 2026Official record
The same notice records a decision of the extraordinary general meeting of 17 June 2026 under which the partner Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak took back 12,097,000,000,000 rial of its partnership share, reducing that share to 381,989,290 rial, and the company's capital fell from 12,097,381,999,290 rial to 381,999,290 rial, with the article of association amended accordingly. After the reduction the notice lists two partners: Almas Ideh Gostaran Pars holding 10,000 rial and Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak holding 381,989,290 rial. The figures are reproduced as the notice prints them, and nothing is asserted about the purpose of the reduction, which the notice does not state.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Capital increase at the operating company, 2025-26, reversed within ten monthsCapital increase resolved 27 July 2025, notice published 2 November 2025Official record
The Official Gazette notice published in gazette 23477 on 2 November 2025 records an extraordinary general meeting of 27 July 2025 at which the partner Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak paid in 6,000,000,000,000 rial, raising its partnership share to 12,097,381,989,290 rial and the company's capital from 6,097,381,999,290 rial to 12,097,381,999,290 rial, evidenced by three named bank certificates from Saderat, Khavarmianeh and Mellat. Read with the later notice in this profile, the same partner withdrew 12,097,000,000,000 rial at a meeting on 17 June 2026 and the capital fell to 381,999,290 rial. Both notices are given as printed, and nothing is asserted about the purpose of either, because neither notice states one.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
Series A2016-10Third-party reported
€20M (~$22M) via Iran Internet Group, MTN-backed
Wamda ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15
MTN stake in Snapp, as stated by its chief financial officer in 2020As stated August 2020Third-party reported
Bloomberg reported in August 2020, from an interview with Ralph Mupita, then chief financial officer of MTN Group, that MTN owned 43 percent of Snapp, which he said generated two million fares a day and also provided courier, food and grocery deliveries. This is a 2020 statement by the counterparty's own officer and is not asserted as the present holding; no later confirmation has been found.
Bloomberg, via Independent Online (IOL) Business Report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15The figure stands on one executive interview and nothing else: MTN's FY2022, FY2023 and FY2024 annual reports were read, and the FY2025 annual financial statements (148 pages) and FY2024 results booklet (122 pages) were text-searched in full on 3 September 2026 for Iran Internet Group, IIG and Snapp; the booklet reports Snapp operating metrics (5.3 million daily rides in 2024) but no shareholding. The same Bloomberg text was also carried by TechCentral, 8 August 2020. It is a stated, not filed, percentage.
MTN's stated intention to exit, 2020As stated August 2020Third-party reported
The same report states that MTN Group was considering selling its Snapp stake as it trimmed its e-commerce portfolio and planned an exit from the Middle East, that it had identified Snapp as non-core while MTN Irancell remained key, and that disposals would be phased, with Yemen, Afghanistan and Syria first and the 49 percent stake in MTN Irancell at a later stage. It also reports about 3 billion rand, which it gives as 170 million dollars, trapped in loans and dividends in Iran. This is a 2020 statement of intention; nothing is asserted about what followed.
Bloomberg, via Independent Online (IOL) Business Report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15Source URL attached 3 September 2026; the article is Bloomberg text syndicated by IOL and quotes Mupita and chief executive Rob Shuter on a phased Middle East exit, Yemen, Afghanistan and Syria first, Irancell later.
Competitive set
Competitive setCurrentTI derived
Tapsi (ride-hailing) · AloPeyk (on-demand delivery) · Okala (grocery q-commerce) · Digikala Group / Digikala Shop (e-commerce, instalment retail, group rival) · Basalam (social marketplace)
Tehran Index registry mapping · retrieved 2026-07-27Derived from the tracked-entity registry, not a market study.
Evidence timeline, how this record was built
2026-07-11Registry documentCorporate registry records, Digipay, Alibaba, Divar/Hezardastan, Snapp7 records
Date pendingAnnual reportSnapp Annual Report FY1403 ↗8 records
Date pendingAnnual reportSnapp Group HR Annual Report FY1403 ↗2 records
Date pendingAnnual reportSnapp Group annual report FY1403 ↗10 records

Primary sources catalogued in the Evidence Library; extracted claims appear above as period-stamped facts, never as current news.

Signals & timeline, Snapp mentions
2026-10-03SnappMarket expands agency program for small and medium stores2026-10-03SnappMarket grants franchises to small and medium supermarkets2026-09-20One in three Snapptrip domestic hotel bookings is installment2026-09-16Snapptrip leads Iran online hotel booking with 50% market share2026-09-15Snapp vetted about 1 million driver applicants in 2025-26, 60,545 failed police clearance2026-09-15SnappPay leads B2C, Tara leads B2B2C BNPL markets in Iran2026-09-09Snapptrip breaks booking record amid shrinking hotel market2026-09-08SnappPay Launches Zero-Fee BNPL Across 4,000 Social Stores

From the published signal feed; each record links to its source. All signals →

What we don't know
Audited financialsNot disclosed
Private; consolidated under IIG. Only exec-stated operating figures exist.
Ownership stakesNot disclosed
IIG/MTN percentages have never been published.
GMV / revenueNot disclosed
Bookings estimates exist only as labelled Tehran Index modeling in the Hidden Unicorns analysis.

Stated gaps are part of the record: in an opaque market, knowing what is NOT publicly established is as decision-relevant as what is.

Source ledger, every field, its evidence
Active driver users (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
3,692,657
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Cities where the ride-hailing service operatesCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
323 cities and towns
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, suppliers, growthCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
245 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active driver users (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
3,305,147
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among Snapp Group employees, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
41.62 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing service users in the super-appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
27,675,587
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of part-time driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
4,500,000 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, cumulativeCompany disclosedTo 20 March 2023
3,544,430,130 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
9,694,498,369 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts added in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
10,257,336
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
23 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Cancelled ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
626,529,758
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, increase on prior yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
275,015,711 more trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of full-time driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
16,000,000 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, prior yearCompany disclosedAt 20 March 2022
52,137,635
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
1,095,116,350
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, daily averageCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
11,594,005 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Complaints registered with ride-hailing supportCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
1,106,799
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, Android appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
2,740,779,487 times, 86 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing employeesCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
1,863 people
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Cost of commission exemptions for driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
about 20 billion toman
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, iOS appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
74,246,421 times, 2 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record daily trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedOn 13 March 2022
3,276,655 trips
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
820,089,647
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, daily averageCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
8,536,477 times a day
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Drivers who used the drivers' clubCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
more than 400,000 people
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Services offered in the Snapp super-appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
22 services
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app users using two or more services, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
33 per cent, up from 18 per cent the year before
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts added in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
10,939,425
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, growthCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
25.9 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Hours users spent in Snapp (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
218,588,669 hours
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average distance per ride-hailing tripCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
9 km
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
42 seconds
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average rating of ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
4.7 out of 5
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, web appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
368,141,112 times, 12 per cent of opens
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average duration of a ride-hailing tripCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
958 seconds
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
7,406,688,533 km
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Successful inbound calls to ride-hailing supportCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
14,315,356
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing support staffCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
621 people, 34 per cent more than the 463 of the year before
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Support calls answered, car, Box and van servicesCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
21,965,360 calls
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among staff in the ride-hailing and Box divisionsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
613 people, 35 per cent
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, cumulativeCompany disclosedTo 20 March 2022
2,449,313,780 trips
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Calls and tickets handled by customer service (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
25,550,000
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Group employees, all subsidiariesCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
5,755
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among ride-hailing employees, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
37 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Fee-free support loans granted to driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
more than 5,000 loans
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff in the ride-hailing and Box divisionsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2021
1,755 people
Snapp performance report for the Iranian year to 20 March 2021 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
614,080,723 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Group employees, net increase in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
846 people
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active customer accountsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
1,268,556
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among group employees, shareCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
47.3 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)Company disclosedOn 6 March 2024
5,053,604 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
11,871,598,194 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips that receive a rating, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2022
31.73 per cent
Snapp Group performance report, year to 20 March 2022 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
425,164,192 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record daily trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedOn 6 March 2023
4,132,512 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedIn the month from 21 January to 19 February 2023
105,573,738 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user requests during the internet shutdown, changeCompany disclosedDuring the internet shutdown, which the report dates only to the month from 22 December 2025 to 20 January 2026
80 per cent fall
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Passenger hours in ride-hailing trips, from boarding to destinationCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
407,554,545 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Motorbike ride service, growth in successful ordersCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
43 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
23 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
34 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active customer accountsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
1,568,255
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, year-on-year changeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
About 3 per cent fall
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
3,401,707,856
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active super-app users aged 36 to 45, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
36 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, items sold, growthCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
28 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips in TehranCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
331,933,925, about 21.76 per cent of Snapp's intra-city trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
37,874,564
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
4,063,853,006
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
12,974,874,959 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, growth in sales across all itemsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
132 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among driver users registered since launchCompany disclosedSince the service began, to 20 March 2026
424,298, 4.9 per cent of driver users
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, year-on-year changeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
About 60 per cent rise
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Distance travelled in ride-hailing tripsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
13,481,140,063 km
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, prior yearCompany disclosedAt 19 March 2024
72,364,343
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among driver users registered since launchCompany disclosedSince the service began, to 20 March 2025
323,202, 4.3 per cent of driver users
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active seller usersCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
9,836
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active seller accountsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
13,338
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)Company disclosedOn 26 February 2025
5,414,526 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, busiest order day of the yearCompany disclosedOn 29 November 2024
More than 80,000 orders and more than 140,000,000,000 toman in sales
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, seller accounts, growthCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
36 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, busiest order day of the yearCompany disclosedOn 28 November 2025
More than 145,000 orders and more than 378,000,000,000 toman in sales
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2026 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedIn the month from 19 February to 20 March 2025
140,255,279 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips in TehranCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
337,301,332, about 22 per cent of Snapp's intra-city trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of full-time drivers, year-on-year changeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
More than 116 per cent rise
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, prior yearCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
1,376,011,494
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of part-time driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
14,667,185 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active super-app user accountsCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
More than 39,200,000
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
35,657,967
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
24 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
117.65 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Driver accounts registered since launch (ride-hailing)Company disclosedSince the service began, to 20 March 2025
7,417,231
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Inbound user calls to ride-hailing supportCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
25,574,414
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Cities where the ride-hailing service operatesCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
278 cities
Snapp Group annual performance report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average monthly earnings of full-time driversCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
41,579,509 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, sixth edition, year to 20 March 2025 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Visits to the ride-hailing service in the super-appCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
3,257,413,700
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts added in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
9,969,372
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedIn the month from 22 December 2023 to 20 January 2024
127,785,588 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time for a driver to accept a ride requestCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
22 seconds
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, growthCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
16 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, increase on prior yearCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
280,895,144 more trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Calls and tickets to ride-hailing supportCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
49,040,392
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opens, daily averageCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
14,669,642 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Driver users registered since launch (ride-hailing)Company disclosedSince the service began, to 19 March 2024
6,152,509
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, active customer accounts, growthCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
212 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
CSR spendCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
143,053,561,200 toman
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Shop service in the Snapp super-app, growth in successful ordersCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
188 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women among driver users registered since launchCompany disclosedSince the service began, to 19 March 2024
233,214
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Group headcount, year-on-year changeCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
11 per cent rise, a net 767 more employees
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Active passenger accounts (ride-hailing)Company disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
31,929,588
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Hours passengers spent in Snapp ride-hailing, earlier basisCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
523,584,658 hours
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app user accounts, prior yearCompany disclosedAt 20 March 2023
62,394,971
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Ride-hailing trips, cumulative since 2018Company disclosedFrom 21 March 2018 to 19 March 2024
4,920,441,624 trips
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Snapp Shop, items sold, growthCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
220 per cent
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Super-app opensCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
5,354,419,349 times
Snapp Group annual performance report, fifth edition, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Total tripsCompany disclosed2018-2026
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states cumulative Snapp trips from 2018-19 to the end of 2025-26 of 7,960,133,547, and that the ride service operated in 751 cities and towns.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Brand to operator, stated by the company itselfCompany disclosed
Snapp's own terms and conditions define "the Company" as Ide Gozin Ertebatat Romak, a limited liability company, and state that it is the company which provides the Snapp services. The same clause defines "Snapp" as the software service the Company provides to users. This is the company's own statement tying the consumer brand to the legal person, and it is carried here because a gazette notice proves only that a company of that name exists and is registered: it does not, on its own, say that the company operates the brand.
Snapp terms and conditions (snapp.ir/terms), article 1, definitions ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-16retrieved 2026-09-16
Ride-hailing market shareCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26, stated on publication of the report, 25 July 2026
Publishing its FY2025-26 report, Snapp's chief executive Mohammad Khalaj stated that the car-request service was active in 751 towns and cities to year end, that Snapp Khodro held on average 89.9 percent of the internet-taxi market by trip count over the year, and that the figure reached 92.4 percent in the year's final month, 20 February to 20 March 2026. This is the company's own market-share statement, attributed, and not an independently measured share.
Snapp Group, statement by the chief executive published with the FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
User accountsCompany disclosed20 March 2026
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 annual report announcement states 90,265,313 registered super-app accounts at the end of the year.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Group headcountCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2026
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that 8,728 employees work directly in the group's subsidiaries, 51.5 percent of them women, and that Snapp Khodro and Snapp Food are the largest units with 2,468 and 2,108 people.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Super-app opensCompany disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that users opened the super-app more than 8,297,000,000 times in the year, an average of more than 22,734,000 times a day.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Legal operator (Official Gazette notice)Official recordNotice published in gazette 23697, 6 August 2026
The Official Gazette notice published on 6 August 2026 names the ride-hailing operating company as Ide Gozin Ertebatat Romak, a limited liability company, and prints its national identifier and registration number, which are the ones shown in this profile. Snapp is the brand; that company is the legal operator.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Capital reduction at the operating company, 2026-27Official recordExtraordinary general meeting 17 June 2026, notice published 6 August 2026
The same notice records a decision of the extraordinary general meeting of 17 June 2026 under which the partner Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak took back 12,097,000,000,000 rial of its partnership share, reducing that share to 381,989,290 rial, and the company's capital fell from 12,097,381,999,290 rial to 381,999,290 rial, with the article of association amended accordingly. After the reduction the notice lists two partners: Almas Ideh Gostaran Pars holding 10,000 rial and Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak holding 381,989,290 rial. The figures are reproduced as the notice prints them, and nothing is asserted about the purpose of the reduction, which the notice does not state.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pro subscribersCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Pro, the super-app's professional subscription service, reached 29 cities across Iran two years after launch, with 1,510,000 active subscribers as at 20 March 2026, a single-day subscription-purchase record of 43,512 on 23 December 2025, and total user benefit of 3,488,065,295,711 toman. Tehran accounts for 42 percent of subscribers, Mashhad 10, Isfahan 8, Shiraz 7 and Karaj 7.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Capital increase at the operating company, 2025-26, reversed within ten monthsOfficial recordCapital increase resolved 27 July 2025, notice published 2 November 2025
The Official Gazette notice published in gazette 23477 on 2 November 2025 records an extraordinary general meeting of 27 July 2025 at which the partner Ideh Negaran Atlas Romak paid in 6,000,000,000,000 rial, raising its partnership share to 12,097,381,989,290 rial and the company's capital from 6,097,381,999,290 rial to 12,097,381,999,290 rial, evidenced by three named bank certificates from Saderat, Khavarmianeh and Mellat. Read with the later notice in this profile, the same partner withdrew 12,097,000,000,000 rial at a meeting on 17 June 2026 and the capital fell to 381,999,290 rial. Both notices are given as printed, and nothing is asserted about the purpose of either, because neither notice states one.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Operating resilienceCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report prints year-on-year account growth of 10.71 percent, from 81,537,368 to 90,265,313 super-app accounts, in a year the report itself frames around a December internet shutdown and two extended conflicts. The growth figure is given as printed, and no causal claim about resilience is inferred from it.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Active users (super-app)Company disclosedFinancial year 2025-26, report published in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2026
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 performance report states that total super-app accounts reached 90,265,313 at year end against 81,537,368 the year before, a rise the report itself puts at 10.71 percent, with 8,727,945 accounts added and 47,999,098 accounts active in the year. The report prints its own caveat on the same page: an account is not a person, and one person may hold several accounts.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report ("Masir-e Hamrahi"), seventh edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Driver accounts (ride-hailing)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states 8,592,169 registered driver accounts since the service began, of which 3,919,000 were active during the year. These are accounts, not people.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Group headcount by companyCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2025
The Snapp Group report for the year to 20 March 2025 puts total colleagues across the group's companies at 8,784, up 16.7 per cent on the year before, and breaks them down as Snapp Khodro 2,581, Snapp Food 2,271, Snapp Market 1,640, Snapp Box 504, Snapp Pay 435, Snapp Shop 409, Snapp Kitchen 331, Snapp Trip 300, the group central team 123, Snapp Doctor 86, Snapp Supply 79 and Snapp Store 25. Women were 50.2 per cent of colleagues and men 49.8 per cent; the year before, women were 47.3 per cent.
Snapp Group annual report, 2025 edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pro subscribersCompany disclosedFY2024-25
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 announcement states that Snapp Pro, the super-app's professional subscription, reached 29 cities in its first year with 710,000 subscribers.
Snapp Annual Report FY1403 ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
CSR spendCompany disclosedFY2024-25
CSR value of 200,087,489,446 toman in FY2024-25 (about 200 billion toman), of which 182,938,426,946 toman were driver commission exemptions; about $2.9M at the 2024-25 average of ~70,000 toman/$.
Snapp Annual Report FY1403 ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing trips (Snapp Car)Company disclosedFY2024-25
Snapp's ride-hailing service (Snapp Car) carried 1,513,844,390 trips in FY2024-25 across 424 cities and towns, 10.01 percent more than the year before, as the group's announcement and its annual report state.
Snapp FY1403 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Accounts & engagementCompany disclosedFY2024-25
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 annual report announcement states 81,537,368 super-app accounts at the end of the year, after 9,173,025 new accounts, a growth rate of 12.67 percent, and 8,571,331,626 super-app opens during the year.
Snapp FY1403 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing market share (company-stated)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Khodro held an average 89.9 percent share of the ride-hailing market by trip count over the year, reaching 92.4 percent in the year's final month (20 February to 20 March 2026), attributing the figures to the company's managing director.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report announcement, quoting managing director Mohammad Khalaj ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Services in the group, as the company lists themCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 report covers, as the group's services, Snapp Khodro (ride-hailing), Snapp Box (delivery), Snapp Food, Snapp Pay (credit), Snapp Market (supermarket), Snapp Trip (travel), Snapp Shop (retail) and Snapp Doctor (health), each with its own chapter. The super-app carries the slogan "an application for every need".
Snapp Group FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Group headcount, as stated in the founders' forewordCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
The Snapp Group report for the year to 19 March 2024 states, in a foreword signed by founders Eyad Al-Qassar and Mahmoud Fouz, that Snapp was born in 2014-15 and refers to the 7,526-person Snapp Group team. The same report's HR page gives 7,526 as the total across the group's companies.
Snapp Group annual report, 2024 edition, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Record daily trips (ride-hailing only)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states a single-day ride record of 5,393,042 trips on 19 November 2025.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Group structure changes, as the report's own timeline prints themCompany disclosedTimeline as printed in the 2025-26 report, covering 2019-20 to 2024-25
The FY2025-26 report carries a timeline of the group's own structural changes: in 2019-20 Snapp Fintech began operating, Zoodroom was renamed Snapp Room, and Telyar and Hospital merged, joined Snapp and began operating as Snapp Doctor; in 2020-21 Snapp Shop began operating; in 2021-22 Snapp Express was separated from Snapp Food and Snapp Fintech was renamed Snapp Pay; in 2022-23 Snapp Express and Snapp Market merged to form the supermarket service, and Snapp Room merged into Snapp Trip; in 2024-25 the supermarket services were brought under Snapp Market. Only the transitions the report itself lists are given here.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Food scaleCompany disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Food operated in 262 cities with more than 37,703,000 registered accounts, and that food accounted for 67.5 percent of its orders.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Record monthly trips (ride-hailing)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states a monthly ride record of 143,873,707 trips in the month from 21 April to 21 May 2025.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Market scaleCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Market reached 34,945,686 total accounts and 5,498,276 active accounts, with 4,447 active partner stores of which 1,384 were added in the year.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pay wallet adoptionCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp Pay reached 13,548,854 registered accounts and 3,527,485 monthly active accounts across 22,165 stores, and prints growth of 2,609 percent in the number of users who used the Snapp Pay wallet.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Box scale (logistics)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Box recorded 174,116,035 trips in the year, 16.4 percent more than the year before, and that its drivers covered 868,709,891 kilometres.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Measured impact of the twelve-day conflict on ride-hailingCompany disclosedThe twelve-day conflict, within financial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report prints the twelve-day conflict's effect on Snapp's ride-hailing business as a 42 percent fall in intra-city trips, a 35 percent fall in active driver users, and a 28 percent fall in completed inter-city trips, against growth of up to 116 percent in inter-city trip requests. It names Tehran, Kish, Karaj, Qeshm and Kermanshah as having the largest intra-city falls, and lists the support measures taken, including 10,000,000,000 toman in non-repayable assistance to 2,500 high-trip drivers and a commission exemption.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Pay scale (fintech/BNPL)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Pay reached 13,548,854 registered accounts, of which 10,526,982 held credit, across 22,165 merchant stores, and that four-instalment order value grew 103 percent with order count up 48 percent.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Where Snapp Pay corporate credit is spent, inside the groupCompany disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report prints the distribution of Snapp Pay corporate credit usage across the group's own services as: transport 62.1 percent, 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 and other 0.3. The figure measures corporate credit, not the consumer instalment product.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Support & service quality (ride-hailing)Company disclosedFinancial year 2025-26
The FY2025-26 report states that Snapp's ride-hailing customer service centre took 28,066,568 inbound calls, 72 percent from passengers and 28 percent from drivers, and made 7,278,965 outbound calls, which it puts at about 6.2 percent more than the prior year, for 35,345,533 calls in total; it records 23,030,000 tickets received, 68 percent from drivers, 805,899 hours of support conversation and an average call of 1 minute 42 seconds. On the following page it prints registered complaints as 0.5 percent of trips and user satisfaction with support as 4.5 out of 5.
Snapp Group FY1404 performance report, held document ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Trip scale (OTA/travel)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Trip's sales volume grew 7 percent on the year, that its active users passed 5,814,000, and that its daily order record reached 28,751.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Doctor scale (telehealth)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Doctor grew online medical and psychological consultation requests by more than 111 percent, and that the platform has more than 19,832,000 users and more than 7,500 doctors and psychologists.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Co-foundersCompany disclosedAs printed in the FY2025-26 report foreword
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 report names Eyad Al-Qassar and Mahmoud Fouz as the founders of Snapp Group, in a foreword signed by both. This spelling corrects an earlier internal record which had rendered the first name as "Eyad Alghafarri".
Snapp Group FY1404 report foreword ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Chief executive of the ride-hailing companyCompany disclosedAs at the FY2025-26 report publication, the month from 23 July to 22 August 2026
Snapp's FY2025-26 report publication names Mohammad Khalaj as chief executive of Snapp and quotes him on the year's market share and on growth in use of the service. The appointment date and the succession from Zhoubin Alaghband are given separately, from press sources.
Snapp Group, statement by the chief executive published with the FY1404 report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Series AThird-party reported2016-10
€20M (~$22M) via Iran Internet Group, MTN-backed
Wamda ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
MTN stake in Snapp, as stated by its chief financial officer in 2020Third-party reportedAs stated August 2020
Bloomberg reported in August 2020, from an interview with Ralph Mupita, then chief financial officer of MTN Group, that MTN owned 43 percent of Snapp, which he said generated two million fares a day and also provided courier, food and grocery deliveries. This is a 2020 statement by the counterparty's own officer and is not asserted as the present holding; no later confirmation has been found.
Bloomberg, via Independent Online (IOL) Business Report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
MTN's stated intention to exit, 2020Third-party reportedAs stated August 2020
The same report states that MTN Group was considering selling its Snapp stake as it trimmed its e-commerce portfolio and planned an exit from the Middle East, that it had identified Snapp as non-core while MTN Irancell remained key, and that disposals would be phased, with Yemen, Afghanistan and Syria first and the 49 percent stake in MTN Irancell at a later stage. It also reports about 3 billion rand, which it gives as 170 million dollars, trapped in loans and dividends in Iran. This is a 2020 statement of intention; nothing is asserted about what followed.
Bloomberg, via Independent Online (IOL) Business Report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
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)
Tehran Index registry mapping · retrieved 2026-07-27retrieved 2026-07-27
CSR spend (FY2025-26)Company disclosedFY2025-26
More than 164 billion toman allocated to social-responsibility programmes in FY2025-26 (about $0.9M at the 2025-26 filings rate of ~178,000 toman/$), most of it driver commission exemptions worth more than 150 billion toman, taken up by 22,921 drivers. Snapp Club charity campaigns totalled 2.4 billion toman across 1.2 million user participations; Snapp Market distributed more than 8.5 billion toman of groceries to low-income families.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapptrip average airfaresCompany disclosedFY2025-26 against FY2024-25
Average domestic flight ticket sold on Snapptrip rose from about 2 million toman in FY2024-25 to more than 3.7 million toman in FY2025-26 (up 79 percent); average international fare above 10 million toman (up 43 percent). Sales volume up 7 percent on the year, more than 5.814 million active users, daily order record 28,751.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Snapp Bime (insurance)Company disclosedFY2025-26
Snapp Group's FY2025-26 announcement states that Snapp Bime grew 115 percent in the year, without saying whether by policies, orders or premium, that the largest mobile-insurance claim it paid reached 120 million toman, and that motor policies were delivered to 872 cities.
Snapp Group FY1404 annual report, as announced on the company blog (25 July 2026) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing market share, FY2024-25 (company-stated)Company disclosedFY2024-25
Snapp Group's FY2024-25 announcement states that Snapp Khodro held an average 88.7 percent of the national ride-hailing market over the year, and that company revenue fell about 7 percent against the pre-war level despite share growth, which it attributes to disruption of GPS systems.
Snapp Group FY1403 annual report announcement ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15
Ride-hailing market share, the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025 (press, from the company report)Third-party reportedFY2024-25 average and in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025
Zoomit, reporting Snapp Group's FY2024-25 performance report on 2 August 2025, states that Snapp Khodro held an average 88.7 percent of the national ride-hailing market in 2024-25 and raised its share to more than 90 percent in the month from 23 July to 22 August 2025 despite the disruption of the twelve-day war, while company revenue fell about 7 percent against the pre-war level.
Zoomit, reporting the Snapp Group FY1403 performance report ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-15retrieved 2026-09-15

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Registered entity
Legal entityIde Gozin Ertebatat Romak
Entity typeoperating
StatusActive · LLC
Registered23 August 2014
Board & shareholdersMahmoud Fouz (Chairman, ID 104158307348); Mohammad Khalaj Ghasem Abadi (Vice Chairman & Managing Director, NID 0069627800); Kasra Sadeghizadeh (board member, NID 0451624807); Jalal Qaraei (board member, NID 1375845829). Authorised signatory outside the board and partnership: Martin Rohland (ID 149408530512).
Entity notes [2026-09-15: registered capital withdrawn pending a direct gazette read after an external evaluator reported a later capital reduction. The record asserts no figure.]
Official contact
Registered addressPlot 2, 12th Floor, Shahid Falahi St, Shahid Kaveh Parzin Baghdadi St, Zaferanieh, Tajrish, Shemiranat, Tehran Province, Iran
Postal code1987914329
Phone+98 21 91039000 (driver support); +98 21 91079550 (passenger support)
Emailinfo@snapp.ir
Instagram@snapp_team
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Primary evidencesnapp.ir
Registry identifiersWithheld for compliance

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