Track a parcel
Not sure which courier has it? Paste the tracking number and we will recognise the courier from its format.
Tracking number formats
| Courier | What the number looks like |
|---|---|
| Two letters, nine numbers and the letters GB, for example AB123456789GB. | |
| Usually 16 characters, letters and numbers, often starting with H. | |
| A 14-digit parcel number, or a 10-digit consignment number. | |
| Shown on your label and in InPost's texts and emails. Recipients also get a collection code. | |
| Usually starts with JD followed by around 16 numbers. | |
| Two letters and seven numbers in the UK, for example PB1234567. International parcels may use 13 characters ending in GB. | |
| Starts with 1Z followed by 16 letters and numbers. | |
| DHL Express waybills are usually 10 numbers. | |
| Usually 12 numbers, sometimes 15. |
Cannot find your tracking number?
If you booked with Kargom it is on your label and in your booking email. If you are waiting for something you bought online, it is usually in the shop's dispatch email, sometimes behind a "track my order" button. Marketplaces such as eBay and Vinted show it on the order page once the seller has added it.