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YWBZ is the tracking code of 义乌百洲国际货运代理有限公司 (Yiwu Baizhou International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd.), whose website ywbzexpress.com carries the same letters — YWBZ for YiWu BaiZhou. On its own site the company says it was founded in 2023 and that its office and warehouse are in Yiwu, in China's Zhejiang province, and that it focuses on e-commerce parcels, offering direct small-packet dispatch for cross-border sellers.
The lanes it advertises are built around postal small packets rather than express couriers: economy and faster USPS lines into the United States, including lanes cleared to carry batteries, a Canada line handed to Canada Post, combined US and Europe lines, Beijing EUB, DHL out of Hong Kong, and dedicated lanes for goods most services refuse, such as knives to the UK and pure-battery shipments to the US and Canada.
In practice a YWBZ number means a seller in China handed your order to this forwarder. It does not normally deliver the parcel itself: once the parcel has been exported and cleared import customs, a local carrier in your country completes the last mile. Scans on the 24hTrack platform follow a consistent sequence — shipment information received, arrived at the origin facility in Yiwu, departed the sort facility, departed the export centre, customs clearance completed, handover to local carrier, out for delivery, delivered — and the deliveries recorded are overwhelmingly to addresses in the United States.
Ships for: Cross-border e-commerce sellers shipping out of Yiwu, China, Sellers using economy and express USPS lines into the United States, Sellers shipping to Canada via Canada Post, Shippers of battery-containing and other restricted goods that need a specialist lane
Tracking number format: The letters YWBZ followed by ten digits. 97% of the YWBZ numbers seen on the 24hTrack platform have exactly this shape, and every one of them starts with YWBZ
Typical delivery time: About half of the YWBZ parcels tracked on the 24hTrack platform are delivered within roughly 15 days of their first scan, and 80% arrive within about 19 days. Because these are consolidated small packets flown abroad and then passed to a local carrier, two to three weeks door to door is the normal range rather than a delay.
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on YWBZ's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan YWBZ has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: www.ywbzexpress.com
YWBZ is 义乌百洲国际货运代理有限公司 (Yiwu Baizhou International Freight Forwarding), a freight forwarder based in Yiwu, China. It is the company your seller used to send the order out of China, not usually the company that knocks on your door. After the parcel clears import customs it is handed to a local carrier for the final delivery. You can keep using the same YWBZ number here to follow both stages.
YWBZ is the code of a real forwarding business with its own website, ywbzexpress.com, and about two thirds of the YWBZ numbers tracked on the 24hTrack platform return real scans. A working YWBZ number confirms that a parcel was booked with a forwarder; it tells you nothing about the seller or what is inside. If the number shows no scans at all after a week, or the order looks wrong in other ways, take it up 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 YWBZ and is followed by ten digits. That shape covers 97% of the YWBZ numbers seen on the 24hTrack platform. Copy the whole string, including the YWBZ at the front, and paste it into the box above.
The last mile is done by a carrier in your own country, not by YWBZ. The company's published lanes lean on postal networks — USPS for most United States deliveries and Canada Post for Canada — so the final scans you see, and the person who actually hands over the parcel, will usually belong to your national postal service.
The quietest stretches are between departure from the export centre and customs clearance in the destination country, and again in the gap before the local carrier picks the parcel up. Several days with no new scan in those stages is normal. If nothing has changed for well over two weeks, contact the seller who shipped it — they booked the shipment with the forwarder and are the ones who can ask for a trace.