Type a shipping carrier name to see whether eBay, Shopify, and PayPal Seller Protection recognize it for tracking validation in 2026. Free, no signup. Data refreshed regularly.
How to Use the Checker
- Type the carrier name as it appears on your supplier's tracking page or your Shopify order
- Match the closest result — common spellings and aliases are auto-detected
- Read the platform statuses for eBay, Shopify, and PayPal
- If your carrier is rejected — see the recommended fix at the bottom of the result card
Complete Carrier List in This Tool
The checker covers the carriers most relevant to e-commerce sellers and Shopify dropshippers in 2026:
- Tier 1 (recognized everywhere): USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL Express, DHL eCommerce
- Regional US: OnTrac, LaserShip
- National posts: Royal Mail, Canada Post, Australia Post, Deutsche Post, La Poste
- Cross-border China-origin: Yanwen, 4PX, Cainiao, YunExpress, CEVA, AliExpress Standard, CJPacket, CJ Logistics
- Amazon: Amazon Logistics (TBA prefix), Amazon SWA
- Removed / Discontinued: Aquiline, Bluecare Express
- Aggregators (not carriers): AfterShip, 17track, ParcelsApp, Pkge.net
The full reference, with detailed notes on tracking formats and recent platform changes: Carrier Recognition Database 2026.
Carrier rejected? Here's the standard fix:
If your supplier's carrier is unrecognized by PayPal or Shopify, source a verified USPS / FedEx / UPS tracking number from TrackCaptain matched to your buyer's destination, weight, and ship date. Upload that number to the Shopify order, and your sync app pushes the recognized carrier to PayPal — which validates it and releases the hold. $0.115 per number, credits never expire.
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