SPX Singapore
Numbers beginning SPXSG, and on some lanes the seller's own reference such as NS2607270972-2. Use the booked Singapore service estimate.
Enter your SPX Express tracking number for live shipment status, real-time updates and delivery progress.
SPX Express tracking
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. SPX Express formats accepted here include A country prefix and 12 digits, e.g. MY123456789012 or SPXSG123456789012.
Type or paste the SPX tracking number (SPX TN) 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.
SPX Express is the logistics arm of Shopee, previously known as Shopee Express. It runs as one brand over separate national networks, each with its own reference format. You hold a parcel from SPX - not from a particular country's backend - so enter any SPX number here and Track91 works out which network is carrying it and asks that one.
Each market runs its own hubs, sorting centres and delivery riders. Every result names the network carrying your parcel and links to its own page.
Numbers beginning SPXSG, and on some lanes the seller's own reference such as NS2607270972-2. Use the booked Singapore service estimate.
Numbers beginning MY, moving through first mile hubs, state sorting centres such as DDR and PEN, and a local delivery hub. Use the booked Malaysia service estimate.
Numbers beginning TH, routed through national sorting centres such as SOCN and SOCW to a last mile hub. Use the booked Thailand service estimate.
SPX shipments can have customer references and network identifiers. Use the complete reference supported by the selected Track91 integration; do not assume that every order number or alternate identifier resolves to the same parcel.
| Looks like | What it is |
|---|---|
| MY123456789012 | An SPX tracking number with a country prefix and 12 digits - Malaysia here, TH for Thailand. |
| SPXSG123456789012 | The Singapore form, which carries the full SPXSG prefix rather than a bare country code. |
| MY267827591091J | An SLS number - the reference used inside the sorting network, ending in a check letter. |
| NS2607270972-2 | A seller's own reference, used as the tracking number on some Singapore lanes. |
| 5955688131 | A Shopee order id. It names no country, so Track91 asks each network in turn. |
Enter the number exactly as printed. SPX resolves a shortened reference rather than rejecting it, so dropping the trailing segments from a number like NS2607270965DP-2364-3 can return a different parcel from the same seller - with a different status.
SPX has no single endpoint covering every country, so the number decides which network is asked.
A number starting MY, TH or SPXSG names its market outright, so only that network is queried.
An order id or a seller reference names no country. Each network is asked in turn until one recognises the parcel.
The network that answered is stored against the shipment, so every later refresh goes straight there instead of searching again.
SPX files the same status codes in every market, so these mean the same thing wherever your parcel is.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Manifested | The seller has arranged the shipment and SPX has the order details. The parcel has not been handed over yet. |
| Courier assigned | A driver has been given the job of collecting the parcel from the seller. |
| Unsuccessful Pickup Attempt | The collection failed. The scan names the reason - seller uncontactable, drop-off point closed, or no time left on the run. |
| Pickup From Domestic Seller | SPX now physically holds the parcel. This is the scan the delivery estimate really counts from. |
| Enter Domestic Sorting Center | The parcel has reached a national sorting centre and is being routed towards your area. |
| Enter Last Mile Hub | The last stop before your door - the parcel is with the local hub whose riders will deliver it. |
| Out For Delivery | The rider has the parcel and is working through the day's route. |
| Delivered | The parcel has been handed over. Some markets record who accepted it - a relationship such as Friend, or a business name. |
Official website and guidance: SPX Express official information.
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 SPX Express. For delivery instructions or help with a missing parcel, use the carrier's official support.
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SPX Express Support
Help with SPX Express tracking, delays and deliveries. Select a question to read the answer.
Enter your SPX tracking number in the search box above. Track91 recognises which SPX country network issued the number and queries that network directly, so you do not need to know whether your parcel is with SPX Singapore, Malaysia or Thailand.
Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, each through its own SPX network. Every result shows which country network is carrying the parcel and links through to that market's own tracking page if you want the country-specific view.
Each market issues its own shape. Malaysia and Thailand use a country prefix and 12 digits, such as MY123456789012 or TH123456789012. Singapore uses SPXSG and 12 digits, and on some lanes the seller reference instead, such as NS2607270972-2.
Yes. The SPX networks resolve a Shopee order id as well as the parcel reference. Because an order id does not say which country it belongs to, Track91 asks each network in turn and remembers the one that answered for future refreshes.
It is the internal Shopee Logistics Service reference used inside the sorting network, formed from the country code, 12 digits and usually a check letter, such as MY267827591091J. It points at the same parcel and Track91 accepts it too.
No, enter it exactly as printed. SPX resolves a shortened reference rather than rejecting it, so trimming the trailing segments from a number like NS2607270965DP-2364-3 can return a different parcel from the same seller, with a different status.
SPX operates as one brand over separate national networks. A cross-border Shopee order is carried by the network of the country it is being delivered in, so a parcel bought from an overseas seller still tracks on the destination market's network.
Scans only appear when the parcel is physically handled, so gaps of a day between a sorting centre and a delivery hub are normal. If nothing changes for more than 48 hours after pickup, contact the seller through Shopee or the SPX support line for that country.
Yes. SPX Express is the current name of the logistics arm Shopee previously operated as Shopee Express. Numbers issued under either brand run on the same networks and use the same references, so older Shopee Express numbers still resolve.
No. Track91 is an independent parcel tracking service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by SPX Express, Shopee, or Sea Limited. We read the carrier's public tracking data and present it in one place alongside other couriers.
SPX Malaysia lists customisable return services alongside parcel delivery. A reverse-pickup or return movement is a logistics event; the merchant's return inspection and refund are separate. Ask the seller about the return reference and its refund process.