Track and get real-time status updates for LXGYL shipments.
24hTrack is a free lookup site, not LXGYL. We don't sell or deliver parcels — we show you the scans the carrier has published.
LXGYL is the tracking code of 深圳联行供应链 (Shenzhen Lianxing Supply Chain), a Shenzhen-based logistics company whose web address, szlxgyl.com, carries the same letters. On its own website the company presents itself as a comprehensive service provider for China's cross-border e-commerce logistics. The rest of that description — a 2018 founding date, coverage of 200 countries, and a list of marketplaces including Amazon, Wish and Shopify — is standard template wording that appears word for word on other Chinese forwarders' sites, so treat it as marketing copy rather than verified company history. Alongside parcel shipping it offers domestic warehousing and international air and sea freight.
In practice, an LXGYL number usually means a seller in China handed your order to this forwarder, which flies it abroad and passes it to a local delivery carrier in the destination country for the last mile. On the 24hTrack platform most LXGYL parcels are bound for the United States, with a smaller share going to Canada, and their scans follow a consistent sequence: order information received, arrival at the receiving point, departure from the operation centre and the origin airport, arrival at the destination airport, import customs clearance — for U.S. parcels usually in Los Angeles — and then handover to a local carrier for delivery.
Tracking number format: The letters LXGYL, then ten digits, then CN. 98% of the LXGYL numbers seen on the 24hTrack platform have exactly this shape, and all of them end in CN
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on LXGYL's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan LXGYL has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: www.szlxgyl.com
LXGYL is 深圳联行供应链 (Shenzhen Lianxing Supply Chain), a cross-border logistics forwarder based in Shenzhen, China. It is the company the seller used to send your order out of China. It usually does not complete the delivery itself: once the parcel clears import customs in the destination country, it is handed to a local carrier for the last mile. You can keep using the same LXGYL number here to follow both stages.
LXGYL is the code of a real logistics business with its own website, szlxgyl.com, and on the 24hTrack platform 86% of LXGYL numbers tracked in the last 60 days returned real scans. A working LXGYL number tells you the parcel was registered with a forwarder; it does not tell you anything about the seller. If the tracking shows no scans at all after a week, or the order looks wrong in other ways, raise it with the seller or the marketplace you bought from — they are the only ones who can confirm what was actually shipped.
It starts with the letters LXGYL, followed by ten digits, and ends in CN. That shape covers 98% of the LXGYL numbers seen on the 24hTrack platform. Copy the whole string, including the LXGYL at the start and the CN at the end, and paste it into the box above.
The longest quiet stretches on LXGYL parcels come between departure from the origin airport and import customs clearance in the destination country, and again just before the local carrier takes over. Several days without a new scan in those stages is normal and not a sign the parcel is lost. If nothing has changed for well over two weeks, contact the seller who shipped it: they booked the shipment with the forwarder and can ask for a trace.