Enter your Foxpost tracking number for live shipment status, real-time updates and delivery progress.
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Foxpost formats accepted here include CLFOX and 15 digits, e.g. CLFOX123456789012345 — home deliveries start 66639, e.g. 6663912345678.
Type or paste the parcel ID into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
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Foxpost is a Hungarian parcel carrier built around self-service lockers. Its A-BOX and Z-BOX machines stand at shops, petrol stations and shopping centres across the country, and for most Hungarian webshop orders the locker is the normal last mile rather than an alternative to the doorstep. Foxpost also runs staffed pickup points and, through a partner, delivery to the door.
Track91 reads the parcel Foxpost publishes for your parcel ID and lays the scans out newest first, in Foxpost's own Hungarian wording, together with the locker the parcel is bound for and the shop that sent it. Foxpost official tracking.
Which service a parcel was booked on shapes the journey you see in the timeline. Locker sizes, storage periods and cut-off times should be confirmed with Foxpost or with the sender.
The service most Foxpost parcels travel on. The parcel is carried to the locker you chose when you ordered and stored in a compartment there. A code arrives by text message or email, and the parcel waits a few days for you to open the door and take it out.
Partner shops that hold a parcel over the counter instead of in a compartment. They carry the same parcel ID format as a locker parcel and the same storage limit, and the timeline names the point the parcel is waiting at.
Delivery to your own address, carried out by a partner courier after Foxpost hands the parcel over from its warehouse. These parcels carry a digits-only number starting 66639, and the timeline shows the handover, the partner's depot and the courier's attempt.
Private senders drop a parcel into any locker for Foxpost to carry to another, and webshop returns use the same route. A return journey is given its own parcel ID, which Track91 records against the original parcel so you can follow it back to the shop.
A parcel can carry an amount to settle before the compartment opens, payable by card, in the Foxpost app or through a payment link. The tracking page says whether an amount is due, and Track91 records that on the shipment rather than the figure itself.
Foxpost is a standard checkout option for Hungarian online shops, which create the parcel ID at the moment they book the shipment. That is why a parcel can sit on its created status for days before the shop actually hands it over.
Foxpost calls the number a csomagazonosító — a parcel ID. Which shape you have depends on how the parcel is being delivered.
Twenty characters: the letters CLFOX and fifteen digits, for example CLFOX123456789012345. The first ten digits are the second the parcel was created, which is why two parcels booked minutes apart have very similar IDs.
Digits only, starting 66639, for example 6663912345678. Because plain digits are printed by many carriers, Track91 treats this shape as a hint rather than proof and will offer other Hungarian carriers alongside Foxpost.
A Z followed by ten digits is a Packeta number. Foxpost's own page passes it straight to the Packeta tracker, so Track91 keeps it with Packeta and does not claim it for Foxpost.
The shipping email, the webshop order page, or the text message Foxpost sends when the parcel reaches the locker. There is no lookup by name, address or phone number, so without the parcel ID the sender is the only route to the status.
Foxpost publishes no estimated delivery date on its tracking page, so Track91 shows the scans rather than a promised day. These ranges are what the network typically does.
One to three working days inside Hungary once Foxpost holds the parcel. It is collected from the sending locker, sorted at the warehouse and carried to the destination machine, and each of those steps is its own scan.
Usually a day or two longer than a locker parcel, because Foxpost hands it to a partner courier and the parcel passes through that partner's depot before the attempt at your address.
A stored parcel waits a few days before Foxpost takes it back. That waiting period is not a delivery: a separate scan is filed once the compartment is opened, and only that scan closes the shipment.
Foxpost drops a parcel from its tracking page after a while, and an older ID then returns the search form with a not-found notice. That is the page's own limit rather than a sign the parcel went missing.
Foxpost gives each scan a short Hungarian heading and a full sentence. The headings group several statuses together, so Track91 reads the sentence to decide where a parcel actually stands.
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 Foxpost. For delivery instructions or help with a missing parcel, use the carrier's official support.
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Paste the Foxpost parcel ID from your shipping email or webshop order confirmation into the tracking field on Track91. The newest scan appears first, with the dated history below it and the parcel locker the parcel is bound for. No account, login or Hungarian phone number is needed.
A parcel sent to a locker or pickup point carries an ID starting CLFOX followed by fifteen digits, for example CLFOX123456789012345. A home delivery carries a digits-only number starting 66639, for example 6663912345678. Copy every character exactly as the shipping email prints it, with no spaces.
Once Foxpost holds the parcel it usually reaches the destination locker in one to three working days. A locker then holds it for a few days before it is sent back to the sender. Foxpost publishes no estimated delivery date through its tracking page, so Track91 shows the scans rather than a promised day.
Automatában means the parcel is in a locker. Foxpost uses the same word twice: for a parcel the sender has just dropped into a locker, and for one waiting in the locker you chose. Track91 reads the full Hungarian sentence underneath rather than the heading, so the two are never confused on your timeline.
The page only changes when a new scan is filed. A webshop can create the parcel ID days before it hands the parcel to Foxpost, so the first status can sit on created for a while. Compare the last scan time against the day the shop said it dispatched before contacting Foxpost customer service.
Foxpost does not offer a lookup by name, address or phone number, so the ID is the only key. Check your webshop order page, the dispatch notification, or the text message Foxpost sends when the parcel reaches the locker. If none of those survive, ask the sender for the parcel ID on their shipping record.
A parcel left in the locker past its storage period is taken back to the Foxpost warehouse and returned to the sender. The timeline shows that as a return, and Foxpost gives the return journey a new parcel ID, which Track91 records so you can follow the parcel back to the shop.
Check whether the last scan says the destination locker was full or had a fault. Foxpost redirects such parcels to another locker or has a staff member hand them over in person, and both appear as their own scan. If nothing has moved for several working days, contact Foxpost customer service with the parcel ID.
No. A number starting with Z and ten digits belongs to Packeta, and Foxpost simply passes it on to the Packeta tracker. Track91 keeps the two carriers apart, so enter a Z number under Packeta and a CLFOX or 66639 number under Foxpost to get the right history.
No. Track91 is an independent parcel tracking service with no affiliation to Foxpost. We read the status Foxpost publishes for your parcel ID and present it in one timeline alongside other carriers. For claims, refunds or locker problems you need to contact Foxpost customer service directly.