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13-character format: 2 letters + 9 digits + 2 letters (e.g. EK123456789IN, RR123456789IN, EE123456789IN)

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How to Track India Post Speed Post

Track your consignment in 3 simple steps

1

Enter Your Consignment Number

Find the 13-character tracking number on your India Post receipt. It starts with 2 letters (like EK, RR, EE) and ends with IN.

2

Click Track Now

Click the "Track Now" button. Our system instantly checks India Post's official tracking servers and retrieves your shipment status.

3

View Live Status & Map

See your parcel's complete journey on an interactive map with a full event timeline, delivery status, and estimated delivery details.

Why Use Speed India Post?

The fastest, most reliable India Post tracking tool

Interactive Map View

See your consignment's journey plotted on a live interactive map with location pins for every transit point.

Real-Time Tracking

Get instant status updates directly from India Post's servers. Always accurate and up-to-date tracking.

100% Free Forever

Track unlimited India Post consignments without any cost, no subscription, no registration required.

All Post Types

Track Speed Post, EMS, Registered Post, Business Parcel, Passport, PAN Card and all India Post mail types.

Mobile Friendly

Perfectly optimized for phones. Track your India Post shipments from any device, anywhere, anytime.

Privacy First

We do not store your tracking number or any personal data. Your queries go directly to India Post servers.

India Post Consignment Number Guide

Identify your mail type from the first 2 letters of your tracking number

Prefix Mail Type Example Typical Delivery
EK Speed Post (Domestic) EK123456789IN 1-8 days
EE EMS (International) EE123456789IN 7-14 days
RR Registered Post RR123456789IN 3-10 days
RP Registered Parcel RP123456789IN 3-10 days
CP Speed Post Parcel CP123456789IN 2-8 days
ST Speed Post (Surface) ST123456789IN 3-12 days
CX Customs Parcel CX123456789IN Varies
LX Business Parcel LX123456789IN 3-8 days

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about India Post tracking

About Speed India Post

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Live Updates via WhatsApp & Email

Get instant delivery notifications the moment your consignment status changes. Stay informed at every step of your parcel's journey without needing to check manually.

Efficient Tracking

Our system queries India Post's official servers in real time, presenting results instantly in a clean, easy-to-read format — far faster and more intuitive than the government portal.

Multiple Article Tracking

Track Speed Post, EMS, Registered Letters, Registered Parcels, Passport consignments, PAN card deliveries, and every other India Post article type — all from one single page.

User-Friendly Interface

Designed for simplicity. Enter your 13-character consignment number, hit Track Now, and get a complete timeline with an interactive map — no registration, no clutter, no cost.

Disclaimer

Speed India Post (speedindiapost.com) is an independent, third-party tracking website and is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to India Post, the Department of Posts, or the Government of India. All tracking data is sourced directly from India Post's official servers. For official support, complaints, or queries, please visit www.indiapost.gov.in.

Security Warning

India Post does not ask customers for personal information, OTPs, or payments via calls, SMS, or email. If you receive such calls claiming to be from India Post, do not share any details and report the incident to the nearest police station immediately. We are not responsible for any financial loss caused by fraud.

What is a Consignment Number?

Understanding the 13-character India Post tracking number

Every article booked at an India Post office receives a unique 13-character consignment number (also called a tracking number or article number). This number is printed on your postal receipt and allows you to track your parcel at every stage of its journey.

Example Consignment Number

EK041455465IN

E = Speed Post (individual)  |  K = Karnataka  |  041455465 = Unique 9-digit ID  |  IN = India

India Post Speed Post Receipt showing the consignment number location at the top India Post Receipt Tracking Number Example

Breaking Down the Format

1st First Letter — Article Type

The first letter indicates the type of postal article. For example, E stands for Speed Post (individual), R for Registered Letter, C for Registered Parcel, and A for Speed Post bulk articles.

2nd Second Letter — Origin State

The second letter identifies the state or region where the article was booked. For example, K = Karnataka, D = Delhi, M = Maharashtra, T = Tamil Nadu.

3–11 9 Digits — Unique Serial Number

The 9-digit middle section is the unique serial number assigned to your article. No two articles in the same series will have the same 9-digit number, making your consignment globally unique.

Last 2 Last Two Letters — Country Code

The last two letters are the ISO country code. For all India Post domestic and international articles originating in India, this is always IN — the country code for India.

This format follows the Universal Postal Union (UPU) S10 standard, which is used by postal services around the world. This is why India Post consignment numbers can also be tracked on international carrier websites when the parcel crosses borders.

Types of India Post Articles & Their Prefixes

The first letter of your consignment number tells you exactly what type of article it is

E Speed Post (Individual)

Standard Speed Post articles booked by individual senders at any post office counter. The most common prefix for domestic speed post tracking.

e.g. EK041455465IN

A Speed Post Bulk / Banks / NSDL / PAN

Speed Post articles booked in bulk by banks, NSDL, government departments. Your PAN card, Aadhaar, or bank debit card is typically an "A" series article.

e.g. AM123456789IN

R Registered Letter

Registered letters — documents, legal notices, and correspondence sent via registered mail. Slower than Speed Post but with full tracking and signature on delivery.

e.g. RD123456789IN

C Registered Parcel

Registered parcels — boxes and packages sent via registered mail. Typically heavier items that do not qualify for Speed Post rates.

e.g. CK123456789IN

P Passport Letter

Passport delivery consignments from the Regional Passport Office (RPO). If your passport has been dispatched, it will carry a "P" series consignment number.

e.g. PM123456789IN

EE EMS International

Express Mail Service — India Post's premium international mail service. For sending letters and parcels to countries worldwide with priority handling.

e.g. EE123456789IN

About India Post

The world's largest postal network

A Rich History

India Post, officially the Department of Posts under the Ministry of Communications of the Government of India, has one of the richest histories of any postal service in the world. Its modern origins trace back to 1854, when Lord Dalhousie reorganised the postal system under the British East India Company, laying the foundation for a unified national postal network.

After independence in 1947, India Post continued to expand rapidly. Today it operates through a network of over 1,65,000 post offices across the country — making it not just the largest postal network in India, but the largest postal network in the world by number of post offices.

A Sprawling Network

India Post's reach is truly remarkable. Of its 1,65,000+ post offices, approximately 90% are located in rural India, making it a lifeline for millions of citizens in remote areas who have limited access to private courier services. With over 500,000 postal employees and a fleet of vehicles, bicycles, boats, and even mountaineering teams for the most remote locations, India Post serves every corner of the country.

1.65L+
Post Offices
5L+
Employees
90%
Rural Coverage
170+
Years of Service

A Diverse Range of Services

India Post is far more than just a mail delivery service. Today it offers a comprehensive portfolio of financial, retail, and logistic services:

Speed Post (domestic & international)
EMS — Express Mail Service
Registered Post & Registered Parcel
Business Parcel & Logistics Post
Postal Life Insurance (PLI & RPLI)
Post Office Savings Schemes
Money Orders & Electronic Money Orders
Passport & PAN Card Delivery
Aadhaar Enrolment Services
Banking via India Post Payments Bank

Types of Mail Services Provided by India Post

India Post offers a wide range of mail services to meet every need

1 Letter Mail

The standard letter service allows you to send written correspondence, documents, and lightweight items throughout India and internationally. A standard letter can weigh up to 2 kg. Letters are sorted and delivered through the regular postal network. For important documents requiring proof of delivery, it is advisable to use Registered Post instead of ordinary letter mail.

2 Book Packet

The Book Packet service is designed for sending books, pamphlets, periodicals, and printed materials at a concessional rate. A book packet can weigh up to 5 kg. The packet must contain only books or printed material and must be wrapped in a manner that allows postal authorities to verify its contents. This service offers an economical way for publishers, educational institutions, and libraries to distribute printed material.

3 Parcel

Parcels are used to send physical goods, merchandise, and packages. India Post offers two categories of parcel service. Unregistered parcels can weigh up to 4 kg and are sent without a tracking number. Registered parcels can weigh up to 10 kg for domestic delivery (and up to 20 kg for certain categories), come with a consignment number, and are fully tracked at every transit point. For valuable items, it is strongly recommended to use Registered Parcel.

4 Registered Newspaper

India Post provides a concessional mailing service for newspapers and periodicals that are registered with the Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI). Only publications that have obtained a valid RNI registration are eligible for this service. This allows publishers to deliver newspapers and magazines to subscribers across the country at highly subsidised postage rates, enabling affordable mass distribution of the press.

5 Inland Letter Card

The Inland Letter Card is a single-sheet pre-stamped stationery item available at post offices. It is designed exclusively for domestic (within India) correspondence only and cannot be used for international mail. The inland letter card can carry a message of up to 5 grams. It is one of the most affordable ways to send written communication within India and is particularly popular in rural areas.

6 Post Card

The Post Card is a small, pre-printed card used to send short messages. The standard dimensions of an India Post post card are 14 cm × 9 cm. India Post offers both ordinary post cards and picture post cards. Post cards are one of the cheapest forms of communication available through the postal system and have been in use in India since the late 19th century. They are delivered through the regular postal network without tracking.

7 Blind Literature Packet

As a special service to support visually impaired individuals, India Post allows the sending of literature for the blind — including Braille books, embossed writing, and audio recordings — completely free of charge. A blind literature packet can weigh up to 7 kg and is sent at no postage cost. The packet must be sent by or addressed to a recognised institution for the blind, or by a visually impaired person. This is one of India Post's most valued social welfare services.

8 Registration

Registration is an additional service that can be applied to letters and parcels to provide enhanced security and accountability. When you register an article, India Post maintains a record of the article at every stage of its journey — from booking to delivery. The recipient is required to provide a signature upon delivery, creating a legal proof of delivery. A registered article receives a unique consignment number (typically starting with RR or RP) and can be tracked online throughout its transit.

9 Insurance

India Post offers an insurance service for articles containing valuable items. You can insure a postal article for its declared value at the time of booking. In case of loss or damage, India Post will compensate you up to the insured amount. Insurance is available for amounts up to ₹1,00,000 (one lakh rupees) at designated post offices. To avail insurance, the article must also be sent as a registered article. The insurance fee is calculated based on the declared value of the contents.

10 Value Payable Post (VPP)

Value Payable Post (VPP) is India Post's cash-on-delivery service. It allows the sender to dispatch an article to a recipient and collect the payment (value) through the post office on delivery. The post office collects the declared amount from the recipient and remits it back to the sender. The maximum remittance under VPP is ₹5,000 per article. VPP is commonly used by small businesses, artisans, and individuals selling goods to buyers in other cities, making it a precursor to modern e-commerce COD services.