Swiss Post Tracking
Track your Swiss Post package and understand the latest delivery update.
Example: RR123456789CH
About Swiss Post
Swiss Post operates Switzerland’s national postal network. Its Track & Trace service follows eligible parcels, express items, registered letters, small goods and international consignments, although overseas scans depend on the destination operator.
PostIndex is an independent tracking guide. It does not transport parcels and is not affiliated with Swiss Post. The button above opens the carrier’s official service, where the latest operational tracking data is displayed.
How to track a Swiss Post package
Check the dispatch email, marketplace order, receipt or parcel label.
Copy every letter and digit without accidental spaces.
Open official tracking and check the newest scan and delivery step.
Swiss Post tracking-number format
| Type | Typical format |
|---|---|
| Main format | A domestic consignment code or a 13-character international postal identifier ending in CH |
| Example | RR123456789CH |
Common Swiss Post tracking statuses
The label exists, but the first physical scan may still be pending.
The carrier has received or scanned the parcel.
The shipment is moving between facilities or countries.
An international item is under import or export review.
The parcel is on its local delivery route.
The carrier recorded delivery, collection or completed handover.
Why is Swiss Post tracking not updating?
A newly generated number may not work until the first physical scan. Updates can also pause between sorting facilities, during cross-border transport, customs review, weekends or transfer to a last-mile partner.
International Swiss Post tracking
Cross-border packages often involve more than one company. The same number may later work on the destination postal operator’s website. A customs or partner handover can create a temporary gap even while the shipment continues moving.
Swiss Post tracking FAQ
Where can I find my tracking number?
Look in the shipping confirmation, retailer account, receipt, parcel label, SMS or message from the sender.
Why is the number not found?
The label may be new, the first scan may be pending, or one character may have been copied incorrectly.
What if tracking says delivered but nothing arrived?
Check the mailbox, safe place, reception and neighbours, then contact the sender or official carrier support promptly.