Enter your Swift tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Swift tracking
Get live status and transit history.
Three quick steps — free, no login required.
Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Swift numbers are usually 50 + 4 digits + one or two letters + 7 digits, e.g. 501234DE1234567.
Type or paste the Shipment ID into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
Swift (GoSwift) is an Indian commerce platform that gives direct-to-consumer brands a faster checkout and the shipping layer behind it. It carries nothing itself: every order is handed to a partner courier — Blue Dart, Delhivery, Xpressbees and others — while Swift keeps one shipment ID, one branded tracking page and one scan history across all of them.
Each order is routed to the partner courier with the best serviceability and cost for the destination pin code, rather than being locked to one network.
One Swift shipment ID follows the parcel whichever carrier moves it, with the partner's own scans folded into a single timeline.
Brands can theme the tracking page with their own logo, colours and support channels, so the post-purchase journey stays on-brand.
Swift's original product — a one-click checkout with saved addresses that reduces drop-off before the shipment ever exists.
Failed delivery attempts from every carrier are collected in one place so they can be re-attempted before a parcel is returned to origin.
Return-to-origin and customer returns are booked through the same partner network, tracked on the same shipment ID as the forward journey.
Unlike most aggregators, Swift issues an identifier of its own rather than passing the partner courier's waybill through — so the same ID keeps working even if the parcel changes networks.
That makes the ID 14 or 15 characters depending on the second letter. Case does not matter when you paste it — Track91 normalises it before searching.
| Route | Typical transit |
|---|---|
| Within the same city | 1-2 days |
| Metro to metro | 2-4 days |
| Tier 2 and Tier 3 destinations | 3-6 days |
| Remote and ODA pin codes | 5-8 days, subject to carrier serviceability |
Swift publishes an expected delivery date on most shipments, shown above the timeline when available. The actual transit time is set by the partner carrier handling the parcel.
The shipment has been booked with the carrier and the label created, but the parcel has not been collected yet.
The carrier's vehicle is on its way to collect the parcel from the seller's warehouse.
The carrier has taken custody of the parcel and it has entered the network.
The parcel is moving between hubs. Inscan and arrival entries mean it reached a facility; outscan and "further connected" mean it left one.
The parcel is on the delivery agent's round and should reach you the same day.
An attempt failed — nobody available, an address problem, or an OTP that never arrived. Another attempt normally follows the next working day.
Movement has been held up — weather, a strike or a network disruption. The parcel is safe and resumes once the cause clears.
Return to origin — after failed attempts or a refusal, the parcel travels back to the brand's warehouse under the same shipment ID.
Swift Support
Answers to the most common queries about Swift tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter your Swift shipment ID in the search box above. Swift hands each order to a partner courier such as Blue Dart, Delhivery or Xpressbees, and Track91 shows the combined scan history along with the name of the carrier actually carrying your parcel.
Swift (GoSwift) is an Indian shipping and checkout platform used by direct-to-consumer brands. Rather than running its own delivery fleet, it aggregates courier partners and assigns each order to whichever network serves the destination pin code best, then presents one tracking page for all of them.
It always begins with 50, followed by four digits, then one or two letters, and finally a seven digit serial — for example 501234DE1234567 with two letters, or 501234B1234567 with one. That makes the whole code 14 or 15 characters. You will find it in the shipping confirmation email or SMS from the store you ordered from.
It depends on the partner assigned at booking — Blue Dart, Delhivery and Xpressbees are common. Track91 reads the carrier from the Swift response and shows it beside the timeline, with a link to track the same parcel directly on that courier where we support it.
Check the shipping confirmation email or SMS from the brand you ordered from. The shipment ID also appears on the order page of the store website, and on the branded tracking link the brand sends once your parcel is dispatched.
Scan history comes from the partner carrier rather than from Swift, so updates can lag by several hours, and long line-haul legs naturally show no movement overnight. If nothing changes for more than 48 hours, contact the brand you ordered from with your shipment ID.
Most shipments arrive within 2 to 6 days. Metro-to-metro lanes are quicker, while Tier 2 and Tier 3 destinations take longer. The timeline depends on the partner carrier assigned to your order and the destination pin code.
It means the parcel has left that facility and is moving on to the next one in the carrier network. You will usually see a matching arrival or inscan entry a few hours later once it reaches the following hub or branch.
No. Track91 needs the shipment ID to fetch a live status. If you do not have it, check the shipping confirmation email or SMS from the store you ordered from, or open your order page on their website.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking tool that fetches live status for Swift shipments from the partner carriers that move them. For returns, refunds or order changes, contact the brand you ordered from or Swift support.