My TNT tracking isn't updating — what should I do?

Scans can pause for a day or two during long road line-hauls, customs holds, or hub transfers, which is normal for cross-border express. If it's stuck for several days, check the same number on fedex.com, since the FedEx integration sometimes shows more recent detail. Parceler checks both for you automatically.

How long does TNT Express delivery take?

Within Europe, TNT's road express typically delivers in 1-3 business days depending on distance, with time-definite options for next-business-day before 9:00, 10:00, or 12:00. International air express varies by destination and customs but is generally a few business days.

Why does my TNT shipment now show up on FedEx?

FedEx acquired TNT Express in 2016 and has been merging the networks. As a result, many parcels booked under TNT are physically handled by FedEx, so tracking detail can appear on fedex.com even when the number came from a TNT label.

My TNT package is held in customs — what happens next?

For international shipments, TNT (or FedEx as the integrated handler) clears your parcel through customs and may contact you for duties, taxes, or documents. The status usually reads as a customs clearance event; once cleared and any charges are paid, it returns to the delivery network. Delays of a day or two here are common.

Can I change the delivery or redirect a TNT parcel?

Options depend on your country and whether the shipment is business or residential. Many TNT/FedEx deliveries offer rescheduling, a neighbour drop, or pickup-point collection via notifications or the tracking page. Contact TNT customer service for your region if the options don't appear online.

What do TNT statuses like 'In transit' or 'At depot' mean?

'In transit' means your parcel is moving between facilities on road or air; 'At depot' or 'At delivery facility' means it has reached a local hub and is being prepared for the courier; 'Out for delivery' means it's on the van that day. A 'consignment received' scan is the first pickup event.

How do I contact TNT Express about my parcel?

TNT has country-specific customer service contacts reachable through tnt.com, and for FedEx-integrated shipments you can also use FedEx support in your country. Have your consignment number ready, as it's the fastest way for an agent to locate your shipment.

Do I need an account to track a TNT shipment?

No. You can track any TNT parcel with just the consignment number on tnt.com — no login required. Parceler also lets you follow it without an account or having to know whether to check TNT or FedEx.

Why is my TNT parcel taking longer than the estimate?

Common causes are customs clearance on international parcels, peak-season volume, address or recipient issues, and handoffs during the ongoing FedEx network integration. The tracking history usually shows the most recent event explaining the holdup.

How do I track a parcel with Parceler?

Simply enter your tracking number in the search box at the top of this page, click "Track", then select your carrier from the popup. We'll display the full shipment history and current status instantly.

Why do I need to select a carrier manually?

Many carriers use overlapping tracking number formats, so automatic detection can lead to incorrect results. By letting you choose your carrier, we guarantee accurate tracking every single time. You'll find your carrier name on your shipment confirmation email or receipt.

Is Parceler free to use?

Yes! Basic parcel tracking on the web is completely free. Our iOS app is also free to download and use, with optional premium features available for power users who want advanced notifications and analytics.

Which carriers does Parceler support?

Parceler supports over 3,200 carriers including FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS, Royal Mail, Bluedart, Delhivery, DTDC, Ekart, India Post, Aramex, and hundreds more from across Asia, Europe, Americas, and beyond.

Is the iOS app available on Android?

Currently, Parceler is available exclusively on iOS (iPhone and iPad). An Android version is in active development — sign up with your email to be notified when it launches.

How often is tracking information updated?

Tracking data is pulled directly from carrier systems in real-time whenever you refresh or check a shipment. For the iOS app, background refresh keeps your package list up-to-date automatically throughout the day.

What is the best app to track all my packages in one place?

Parceler is a free, all-in-one parcel tracking app that lets you follow every package from 3,200+ carriers worldwide in a single place — no need to visit each carrier's website. Just paste any tracking number to see real-time status, the full delivery timeline, and a unified map that stitches together carrier handoffs.

Can I track packages from all carriers in one app?

Yes. Parceler is a universal, multi-carrier tracker that supports over 3,200 couriers including FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS, Royal Mail, Aramex, India Post, Delhivery, Bluedart and DTDC. Add as many shipments as you like and watch them all from one dashboard instead of juggling separate tracking sites.

Do I need an account or sign-up to track a package?

No. You can track any package on the Parceler website for free without creating an account — just enter your tracking number and pick your carrier. Signing up (or using the iOS app) is optional and only unlocks extras like saved shipments and push notifications.

Can I track international orders from Amazon, AliExpress, Temu or SHEIN?

Yes. Once your order ships, the confirmation email lists a tracking number and carrier — for example AliExpress and Temu often ship via Cainiao, and Amazon via Amazon Logistics or a local courier. Paste that number into Parceler to follow the parcel across borders, through customs, and all the way to your door.

CarriersTNT Express

International Express

TNT Express Tracking

TNT Express is the Dutch-born express network that became a household name across Europe for fast door-to-door delivery, particularly for business shipments and time-sensitive parcels. Since 2016 it has been part of FedEx, so a TNT label you receive today is increasingly handled through FedEx's global infrastructure. If you're holding a TNT consignment number and waiting on a package, this page shows how to read it and where to follow your shipment in real time.

Time-definite, cross-border shipping — expect customs and clearance events on the way to you.

Netherlands

Europe

tnt.com

Built for crossing borders

What makes an express shipment different

Express carriers fly parcels between countries on a guaranteed timetable, so the tracking timeline looks different from a domestic delivery.

Customs clearance events

International parcels are scanned through import clearance — a normal step that can briefly pause movement.

Duties & taxes

The destination country may charge import duty or VAT; watch tracking for a payment request that can hold delivery.

Air-hub routing

Shipments often pass through an intercontinental hub before the final local courier leg, adding transit scans.

Time-definite delivery

Most express services commit to a delivery window, so an ETA on the tracking page is usually reliable.

About TNT Express

TNT Express grew out of Australian roots but built its modern identity in the Netherlands, with operations headquartered in Hoofddorp near Amsterdam. For decades it ran one of Europe's densest road and air express networks, known especially for next-day and time-definite delivery between European countries and for moving freight and documents for businesses. Its yellow-and-white vans and the heavily used Liège air hub in Belgium made it a backbone of intra-European express logistics. FedEx acquired TNT Express in 2016, and the two networks have been progressively integrated.

In practice, a TNT parcel is usually collected from a business or shipper, consolidated at a regional depot, then moved by road across Europe or flown internationally before being handed to a local TNT/FedEx courier for the final leg. Because of the ongoing FedEx integration, many shipments now cross between the two systems, which is why a tracking number that starts on tnt.com sometimes surfaces fuller detail on the FedEx side. Parceler pulls these statuses together so you don't have to guess which portal to check.

TNT Express tracking number format: TNT consignment numbers are most often 9 digits (e.g. 123456789). You may also see longer alphanumeric references; since the FedEx integration, some shipments carry FedEx-style 12-digit numbers that track on fedex.com.

TNT Express services

The shipping options you'll most often see on TNT Express parcels.

European Road Express

TNT's signature strength: time-definite next-day and economy road delivery between European countries via its dense depot and line-haul network.

International Air Express

Worldwide door-to-door express through air hubs like Liège, with deadline-based options for urgent international parcels and documents.

Freight and Heavyweight

Pallet and heavyweight freight services for B2B shippers moving larger consignments across Europe and beyond.

Time-Definite Delivery

Guaranteed delivery windows such as before 9:00, 10:00, or 12:00 the next business day for shipments where timing matters.

Customs and Brokerage

Import/export clearance support for international shipments, increasingly handled jointly with FedEx for cross-border parcels.

Two ways to track TNT Express

Either method works. Parceler is faster when you order from multiple carriers and want one timeline for everything.

Option A · Carrier site

Track on TNT Express.com

1. Find your TNT consignment number on the shipping confirmation, label, or invoice from the sender (usually a 9-digit number).
2. Go to tnt.com and locate the tracking box on the homepage, or open the Track section.
3. Enter your consignment number and submit to see the latest scan, location, and estimated delivery.
4. If TNT shows little detail, try the same number on fedex.com, since many TNT shipments now move through FedEx's network.
5. Or paste the number into Parceler to track it in one place without deciding which portal to use.

Option B · Parceler (recommended)

Track on Parceler

1. Paste your TNT Express number above. No sign-up.
2. Parceler auto-detects the carrier — no dropdown to pick from.
3. See every scan event, location, and timestamp on a single timeline.
4. Optionally subscribe to push or email alerts for status changes.

Side by side

Parceler vs. TNT Express's native tracking

The carrier's own site shows the data they own. Parceler unifies every leg — including the partner handoff at the border — and adds tools the carrier doesn't.

Feature	Parceler	TNT Express
Live tracking	Yes	Yes
Multiple carriers in one place	Yes	No
Cross-border handoff stitching	Yes	No
Push & email notifications	Yes	Limited
Tracking translated to your language	Yes	No
Public API for sellers	Yes	Varies
Branded post-purchase pages	Yes	No

Why Parceler

What you get when you track TNT Express here

Real-time status updates the moment they hit the carrier network.
One search box for 230+ carriers worldwide.
Optional email and push alerts on every status change.
Bulk tracking — paste dozens of numbers, auto-detected.
Status events translated into 30+ languages.
Free for shoppers. No sign-up, no paywall.

Contacting TNT Express

Parceler doesn't operate TNT Express's delivery network — questions about a specific parcel need to go to them directly.

Support site: tnt.com — forms, claims, self-service.
Live chat: Widget on most TNT Express pages during local business hours.
Phone: +800 820 9868

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FAQ

TNT Express tracking — questions answered

Most TNT consignment numbers are 9 digits, like 123456789. Some shipments use longer alphanumeric references, and because TNT is now part of FedEx, you may also receive a 12-digit FedEx-style number that tracks on fedex.com instead.