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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Leopards Courier formats accepted here include 2 letters and 10 digits, e.g. AB1234567890; older consignments are quoted with 9 digits, e.g. AB123456789.
Type or paste the CN 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.
Leopards Courier Services is one of Pakistan's largest privately owned courier companies, carrying documents, parcels and cash-on-delivery e-commerce shipments between hundreds of towns and cities. Its network is domestic: booking, transfer and delivery all happen inside Pakistan, which is why every scan on a Leopards consignment is filed in a Pakistani city and in Pakistan Standard Time.
Track91 reads the consignment Leopards publishes for your CN number and lays the scans out newest first, each with the city it was filed in. Where a delivery scan names who took the parcel, that name is shown as the receiver rather than left inside the status line. Leopards Courier official tracking.
Which service a consignment was booked on shapes the journey you see in the timeline. Service availability, cut-off times and charges should be confirmed with Leopards or with the sender.
The service most Leopards consignments travel on. A parcel or envelope is booked at a branch or collected from the sender, moved between cities on the company's own line haul, and delivered to the recipient's address by a rider. The timeline runs booking, pickup, transfer and delivery.
Leopards is a mainstay of Pakistani e-commerce, collecting the order value from the buyer at the door and remitting it to the seller. A COD consignment tracks exactly like any other parcel; the money side is settled between Leopards and the shop and is not published in the tracking history.
Priority movement between the major cities, booked before the branch cut-off and delivered the next working day. An express consignment usually shows fewer transfer scans than an economy one, because it travels on a direct line haul rather than being consolidated at an intermediate city.
Warehousing, order fulfilment and heavier freight for businesses shipping in volume. These shipments still carry an ordinary consignment number, so they track the same way, though their history may begin at a Leopards warehouse rather than at the seller's own address.
A Leopards consignment number is written as two letters followed by ten digits, for example
AB1234567890.
The two letters identify the city the shipment was booked in, and the digits are the running
serial for that city. The number is printed on the receipt the branch gives the sender and is
normally repeated in the dispatch message an online shop sends its customer.
Older consignments are often quoted with only nine digits, for example
AB123456789.
Leopards' own tracker pads those with a leading zero before it looks them up, and Track91 does
the same, so the short and long spellings resolve to one parcel instead of two.
Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Peshawar are connected by direct line haul, so a consignment booked before the cut-off is commonly delivered the next working day and almost always within two.
Shipments to smaller towns are consolidated at a regional city first, which adds one or more Inter Transfer scans. Three to five working days is usual, and longer around public holidays or during severe weather.
Leopards does not publish an estimated delivery date through its tracking service, so Track91 shows the scans that exist rather than a predicted date.
The booking is on file at the city named and the consignment number has been issued. The parcel itself may not have been handed over yet.
Leopards has taken physical custody of the parcel from the sender in the city named, and it is now moving through the network.
The consignment has been sent on between Leopards locations. The city shown is the one it left, not the one it is heading to, so several of these can appear on a long route.
The parcel has been handed to a rider for the last leg and is out for delivery in the city named. Leopards writes its own name where another tracker would name the courier.
A delivery could not be completed, with the reason written in capitals after the word — a wrong or incomplete address, for instance. The parcel waits at the delivery branch for another attempt.
The parcel has been handed over in the city named. Leopards usually prints who took it and their relationship to the consignee, which Track91 shows as the receiver rather than in the status line.
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 Leopards Courier. For delivery instructions or help with a missing parcel, use the carrier's official support.
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Enter the CN number printed on your Leopards receipt or sent to you by the shop into the tracking field on Track91. The newest scan appears first, with the dated history below it and the city each scan was filed in. No account, password or login is needed to see the result.
A Leopards consignment number is two letters followed by ten digits, for example AB1234567890. The two letters identify the booking city. Older consignments are sometimes quoted with only nine digits, for example AB123456789; Leopards pads those with a leading zero, and Track91 does the same so both spellings find the same parcel.
Shipments between major cities such as Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Faisalabad usually move in one to two working days. Smaller towns and remote districts commonly take three to five days. Leopards does not publish an estimated delivery date through its tracking service, so Track91 cannot show one and reports only the scans that exist.
Inter Transfer means the consignment has been sent on between two Leopards locations, and the city shown beside it is the one the parcel left rather than where it is going. Several of these can appear on a long route, and seeing more than one is normal rather than a sign that something is wrong.
The consignment has been handed to a rider for the final leg and is out for delivery in the city named. Leopards writes its own name where another tracker would write the courier company. A delivery scan usually follows within the same working day, or the parcel goes back to the branch if nobody is available.
Every update depends on a new scan being filed against the consignment number. A shop can book a shipment a day or two before it actually hands the parcel over, and a parcel in transit between cities can travel overnight without an intermediate scan. Compare the last scan time with the day the sender dispatched it before raising an enquiry.
Pending means a delivery was attempted or planned and could not be completed, with the reason written in capitals after the word, such as a wrong or incomplete address. The parcel stays at the delivery branch and is normally attempted again on the next working day once the address or contact detail is corrected.
Not on Track91. The lookup needs the consignment number, because that is the only identifier the Leopards tracking service resolves. Check your receipt, the dispatch message from the shop or your order history. A phone number, recipient name or address cannot be used in place of the CN number.
Contact Leopards through its official customer service or the branch that booked the shipment, or ask the sender to open an enquiry with the consignment number. Have the last scan and its city ready. The sender holds the shipping contract, so a claim for a lost or damaged parcel usually has to come from them.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking service and is not affiliated with Leopards Courier Services or any Pakistani courier company. It shows the shipment information Leopards publishes for a consignment number, for convenience. Redelivery, address changes, cash-on-delivery queries and claims must be handled by Leopards or by the sender.