Track any courier in India, on the courier’s own page
Track your parcel on the courier’s official page
Pick your courier and enter your tracking number. We’ll take you straight to that company’s own tracking page and copy your number ready to paste. We don’t store your number or generate status updates — the courier’s live data is always the source.
ecouriertrackings.com is an independent guide. We are not affiliated with any courier company and we do not carry, hold or deliver shipments.
ecouriertrackings.com is a free directory of courier tracking pages for India. Enter your consignment number, pick the company carrying your parcel, and we take you straight to that courier’s own tracking page with your number copied ready to paste.
That is the whole idea. No account, no sign-up, and nothing to install.
Why this exists
There are well over a hundred courier companies operating in India, and each one puts its tracking box in a different place. Half the search results for any courier’s name are copycat sites rather than the company itself. So a two-second task turns into five minutes of hunting.
We keep a checked link to each courier’s official tracking page so you do not have to find it yourself. And we write guides explaining how each company actually works, because the courier’s own website rarely tells you what its status wording means or what to do when a parcel stops moving.
How it works
Step 1 — Enter your number. Type or paste your consignment number, AWB number or docket number into the box above. It stays in your browser: nothing is sent to us and nothing is stored.
Step 2 — Choose your courier. Pick the company from the list. If your number matches a recognisable format, such as the 13-character EE123456789IN pattern India Post uses, we will suggest a likely match. You always make the final choice.
Step 3 — We open the official page. One tap opens the courier’s own tracking page in a new tab, with your number already on your clipboard. Paste it in and you are reading the carrier’s live scan data, straight from the source.
Where to find your tracking number
It goes by different names depending on who you booked with, which causes a lot of confusion.
- Consignment number or docket number — written on the counter receipt by small and regional couriers.
- AWB number — air waybill, used by Blue Dart, Delhivery, DTDC and most national carriers.
- Tracking ID — what e-commerce platforms usually call it in your order confirmation.
- Article number — India Post’s term, printed on the Speed Post or Registered Post receipt.
If you are the recipient rather than the sender, the number is normally in the dispatch email or SMS. If nothing arrived, ask the sender: they hold the booking receipt, and with smaller couriers they are often the only person the company will talk to.
What the status messages mean
Courier status wording is inconsistent between companies, but the common terms usually mean roughly this:
- Booked / Manifested — the courier has the booking in its system but has not physically collected the parcel yet.
- Picked Up — the parcel is with the courier.
- In Transit — moving between hubs. This is where a parcel sits longest, and a gap of a day or two between scans is normal on long routes.
- Reached Destination Hub — it is in the destination city, usually a day from delivery.
- Out for Delivery — on a vehicle today.
- Undelivered / Attempted — nobody was available, or the address could not be found. Most couriers retry the next working day.
- RTO — return to origin. The parcel is going back to the sender, normally after failed delivery attempts.
Couriers we cover
We have written full guides for the couriers below, and the finder above covers more than forty companies in total, including India Post, Blue Dart, Delhivery, DTDC, Ecom Express, XpressBees, Shadowfax, Valmo, FedEx and DHL.
You can browse everything on our all couriers page.
- Air Star Courier Tracking
- Akash Ganga Courier Tracking
- Anjani Courier Tracking
- Chaturvedi Courier Tracking
- Daily Express Courier Tracking
- GMS Courier Tracking
- Good Luck Courier Tracking
- IWay Courier Tracking
- Mahavir Courier Tracking
- Nandan Courier Tracking
- Oxford Courier Tracking
- PNS Courier Tracking
- Rivigo Courier Tracking
- Shree Anjani Courier Tracking
- Shree Mahavir Courier Tracking
- Shree Maruti Courier Tracking
- Tej Courier Tracking
- United Courier Tracking
- World First Courier Tracking
When a courier has no tracking website
This catches a lot of people out, and it is worth saying plainly rather than pretending otherwise.
A large part of India’s courier industry runs on counter bookings, paper receipts and phone calls between branches. Those networks have no central database, so there is no tracking page to link you to. Nine of the couriers we cover are in this position, and their guides say so.
If that is your situation, the parcel is not untraceable — it is traced by people rather than by a website. Our guide to tracking a parcel when the courier has no online tracking explains exactly how, and in what order.
What we do not do
- We are not a courier. We do not carry, hold, sort or deliver anything.
- We do not generate shipment statuses. We have no access to any courier’s systems, and we never invent, estimate or cache a status. Everything you read comes from the carrier’s own site.
- We do not store your tracking number, and we do not ask for your name, email or phone number.
- We are not affiliated with any courier company. Company names appear here only to identify the service being described.
Common questions
Is it free? Yes, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Do you show the tracking status on this site? No. We send you to the courier’s own page, because that is the only place the real data exists. Any site that shows you a status without doing that is inventing it.
Why does my tracking number show nothing? Usually because the courier has not scanned it into their system yet, which can take several hours after booking. Check the number carefully too — a mistyped digit is the most common cause. If it still shows nothing after a day, contact the booking branch.
My parcel has not moved for three days. Is it lost? Probably not. Long-distance road movements often go several days between scans, and holidays and monsoon disruption add more. Start worrying at roughly double the normal transit time for the route.
Can I track an international shipment? If it is carried by FedEx, DHL, Aramex or India Post, yes, through their own tracking pages linked above.
Who do I contact if something has gone wrong? The courier that accepted the booking, and the sender, who can usually raise a claim when you cannot. We have no ability to locate, redirect or release a parcel. Our contact page explains what we can and cannot help with.