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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Courier Center formats accepted here include 12 digits usually starting 013, e.g. 013123456789.
Type or paste the voucher number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
Track real-time shipment updates, recorded events and delivery estimates supplied by the carrier. Check the event timestamps; results may be cached between updates.
Courier Center is a Greek courier that runs its own branches and sorting hubs across the mainland and the islands. Parcels move between branch counters and hubs such as CC HUB ΑΘΗΝΑ and CC HUB ΚΑΛΟΧΩΡΙ before a delivery station takes them out for the round. For some last legs the company hands parcels to BOX NOW lockers or to ELTA, and it delivers parcels DHL passes to it inside Greece.
Track91 reads the shipment Courier Center publishes for your voucher number and lays the scans out newest first, in the carrier's own Greek wording, together with the branch behind each scan and the station due to deliver. Courier Center official tracking.
Which service a shipment was booked on shapes the journey you see in the timeline. Cut-off times, surcharges and island schedules should be confirmed with Courier Center or with the sender.
The local service for shipments collected and delivered inside the same urban area. The parcel usually passes a single branch rather than a hub, so the timeline is short: collection at the counter, arrival at the delivery station, then the courier round.
The standard intercity service, aimed at delivery the next working day to mainland destinations. Island and remote addresses travel on the same product but take longer, because the parcel waits for a ferry or a regional run after it leaves the hub.
Courier Center hands some parcels to the BOX NOW locker network, and offers to reroute others to a Clever Point after the first delivery attempt. The page then shows the partner's number beside the voucher, and the locker scans continue in the same timeline.
Addresses Courier Center does not serve itself are passed to ELTA, and some rounds go to the EASYMAIL network. The handover is a scan like any other, and the partner's own offices appear in the history under their postcode and name.
Courier Center completes the Greek leg for parcels international carriers bring into the country, DHL among them. Those parcels keep the sending carrier's own waybill, so track them under that carrier rather than as a Courier Center voucher.
Greek webshops book vouchers through Courier Center's web station before the parcel is handed over, which is why a timeline often opens with a confirmed order days ahead of the first physical scan. Cash on delivery and electronic payment links are supported on these shipments.
Courier Center identifies a shipment by its voucher number, printed on the receipt as 013123456789. It is twelve digits with no letters and no separators, and the series in circulation begins 013. Enter it exactly as printed.
Twelve plain digits are not unique to Courier Center — several Greek and international carriers issue the same shape — so confirm the sender named Courier Center before assuming a bare twelve-digit number belongs here. Once a parcel has been handed to a partner, the page shows a second number after the voucher: an ELTA item code such as XX123456789GR, or a ten-digit BOX NOW parcel id such as 1234567890.
Collected before the branch cut-off, a parcel between mainland cities is normally delivered the next working day. Shipments inside one city are frequently delivered the same or the following morning, because they never pass through a hub.
Island addresses and remote mountain villages typically take two to four working days, and longer when weather stops the ferries. Parcels handed to ELTA for the final leg follow the post's own schedule, which adds a day or two.
A parcel routed to a BOX NOW locker reaches it one to two days after it leaves the Courier Center hub. The locker then holds it for a limited period before the parcel is sent back, so collect it as soon as the arrival scan appears.
Courier Center's tracker publishes no estimated delivery date, only the scans that have already happened. Track91 shows those scans rather than inventing a promised day, so the timeline is always the carrier's own record.
Courier Center writes every scan in Greek with no status code. These are the entries you will see most often, with the Greek wording the carrier itself prints.
Confirmed order. The sender booked the voucher on Courier Center's web station but still has the parcel. Nothing has moved yet, and the next scan comes when a branch takes it in.
All pieces received at the collecting branch, which is named after the colon. This is the acceptance scan: Courier Center now holds the shipment and the journey has begun.
The piece was put into a bag for the next leg, either at the collecting branch or at a hub. It is a processing scan, and a departure from the same place usually follows within hours.
Departed a branch or hub. Track91 distinguishes a hub departure from a branch one, so the route panel shows the real chain of sorting centres the parcel passed through.
The piece arrived at a branch or hub. When the sentence continues with Σταθμό Παράδοσης the parcel has reached the station that will actually deliver it, which is the last stop before the courier round.
Handed to a courier for the delivery round: the parcel is out for delivery today. Seeing this scan repeat on consecutive days means an earlier round did not hand the parcel over.
A delivery attempt that did not succeed, usually followed by the reason and a notice number. The parcel returns to the delivery station and is normally attempted again the next working day.
Delivered to the recipient. Courier Center appends a masked version of the name that signed for it, together with the date and time of the handover.
The parcel is in the BOX NOW locker and ready to collect. A later entry reading Η αποστολή έχει παραδοθεί means somebody opened the compartment and took it out.
ELTA's own wording, shown once Courier Center has handed the parcel over. ΣΕ ΕΞΑΓΩΓΗ means it was sent on from a post office, and ΠΑΡΑΔΟΘΗΚΕ on its own means ELTA delivered it.
Track91 provides live shipment status and real-time tracking updates through its carrier integrations. Results may be cached between updates, so check the carrier event timestamps when comparing progress. Track91 is independent of Courier Center. For delivery instructions or help with a missing parcel, use the carrier's official support.
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Help with Courier Center tracking, delays and deliveries. Select a question to read the answer.
Paste the twelve-digit voucher number from your shipping email, receipt or webshop order into the tracking field on Track91. The newest scan appears first, with the full dated history, the branch that handled each scan and the station due to deliver. No account or Greek phone number is needed.
A Courier Center voucher is twelve digits and usually starts with 013, for example 013123456789. Copy every digit exactly as the receipt prints it, with no spaces or dashes. Twelve plain digits are also used by other Greek carriers, so check the sender named Courier Center before assuming the number is theirs.
Shipments between mainland cities normally arrive the next working day once Courier Center has collected them. Islands and remote mountain areas usually take two to four working days. The tracker publishes no estimated delivery date, so Track91 shows the real scans rather than a promised day.
It means the parcel has been given to a courier for the delivery round, so it is out for delivery that day. Courier Center writes its scans in Greek only. Track91 keeps the original Greek wording and adds a plain English status beside it, so you can read the timeline either way.
The page only changes when a branch files a new scan. A sender can book a voucher online days before handing the parcel over, so the first entry can sit on the confirmed order for a while. Compare the last scan time against the day the sender said they dispatched before contacting Courier Center.
Courier Center removes vouchers older than roughly six months from its tracker, so an old number returns a not-found notice even though the parcel was delivered. A brand new voucher can also return nothing until the collecting branch scans it. Check the number digit by digit, then ask the sender.
Courier Center passes some last legs to BOX NOW lockers or to ELTA. Its page then shows the partner number beside the voucher and the partner scans continue underneath. Track91 records the partner carrier and its number, so you can follow the parcel through to the locker or the post office.
Check whether the last scan is a failed delivery attempt or a message offering to reroute the parcel to a Clever Point. Both need you to act before the parcel moves again. If nothing has changed for several working days, contact Courier Center customer service with the voucher number.
No. Courier Center offers no lookup by name, address or phone number, so the voucher is the only key. Check your order confirmation, the dispatch email, or the text message Courier Center sends on the delivery day. If none survive, ask the sender for the voucher on their shipping record.
No. Track91 is an independent parcel tracking service with no affiliation to Courier Center. We read the status Courier Center publishes for your voucher number and present it in one timeline alongside other carriers. For claims, refunds or redelivery you need to contact Courier Center directly.