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About LCD

LCD is the English-facing brand identifier supplied for Shenzhen Lianchengda Logistics Technology Co., Ltd. The official website describes the company as a China-based international logistics platform and freight-forwarding provider serving international express, air freight, ocean freight, FBA first-leg transportation, overseas warehousing, import services, customs agency and related logistics services.

FieldVerified information
Official name深圳市联程达物流科技有限公司, presented in English as a logistics technology company based in Shenzhen.
Official websitehttps://www.lcda56.com/
Carrier typeInternational logistics platform, freight forwarder and logistics services provider.
Primary operating baseShenzhen, China, with operating locations identified by the official website in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Yiwu, Xiamen and an airport operations center.
Services shown by the official websiteAmazon FBA first-leg transportation, international express, international air freight, international ocean freight, overseas warehousing and global import services.

Carrier Entity Relationships

EntityRelationship to LCD
LCDLCD is the supplied tracking entity name for the Shenzhen logistics company described on the official website.
International express, air and ocean servicesThese are service categories operated or arranged through LCD’s international logistics platform rather than a single universal parcel network.
DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS and FedExThe official company profile names these as express platforms or partners used in its international express service offering; the final tracking owner depends on the shipment service selected.
Destination carriersA destination carrier may perform customs, line-haul or last-mile delivery. Its scan can appear after LCD or an originating partner transfers the shipment.
17TRACK17TRACK is an independent tracking platform that can aggregate available events from supported carriers and logistics partners; it does not transport the parcel or decide claims.

Quick Answer

Enter the shipment’s tracking number on the official LCD website or use 17TRACK. Use a shipment or waybill number, not an ecommerce order number. If no event appears, check the number character by character, allow time for the first physical acceptance scan, and ask the seller or freight forwarder which underlying carrier issued the number.

Pro Tip: LCD arranges multiple transport modes and partner services. A number that can be displayed through LCD or 17TRACK may have been issued by DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS, FedEx, a postal operator or another logistics partner.

How to Track LCD Packages

The correct tracking path depends on who issued the waybill. The official LCD website provides shipment query functionality, while 17TRACK provides independent multi-carrier event aggregation.

StepAction
1Find the shipment number in the LCD booking confirmation, freight-forwarder message, shipping label, seller dispatch email or transport receipt.
2Open the official LCD website and use its shipment query function, or enter the number into 17TRACK.
3If the result identifies DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS, FedEx or a postal operator, compare the event on that carrier’s official tracking page.
4If the result is empty, confirm that the number is a tracking or waybill number rather than an order, invoice or booking reference, then ask the seller for the active partner number.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

LCD’s official profile describes a multi-carrier platform, so one universal LCD number pattern should not be assumed. The number may be a partner waybill, a postal identifier, an express carrier number or a forwarder reference.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier familyNormalized pattern
LCD or forwarder waybillUse the exact alphanumeric string printed on the transport document; format varies by service and partner.
View all details for LCD or forwarder waybills
Issued byThe freight forwarder, logistics partner or contracted carrier.
User locationBooking confirmation, freight receipt, shipping label or seller dispatch message.
CaveatAn order number or invoice reference may not produce transport events.
Express carrier numberCarrier-specific numeric or alphanumeric waybill; use the exact number supplied for DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS or FedEx service.
View all details for express carrier numbers
Issued byThe named express carrier, even when LCD arranged the shipment.
User locationCarrier label, airwaybill, commercial shipping notice or LCD dispatch record.
CaveatPartner handoff can create a second reference or destination delivery identifier.
Postal S10 identifierTwo letters, nine digits including a check digit, and a two-letter origin code, for example RR#########CN as a masked illustration.
View all details for postal S10 identifiers
Issued byThe originating postal operator.
User locationInternational postal receipt, marketplace dispatch message or parcel label.
CaveatLCD may arrange the shipment or display the event without issuing the postal number.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

StatusLifecycle stage
Label created / shipment information receivedPre-shipment; electronic data exists, but physical acceptance may not have occurred.
View all details for label created status
Responsible partyUsually the shipper, seller or booking agent until a physical acceptance scan appears.
Next stepWait for collection or acceptance; the shipper should confirm handover if the status remains unchanged.
Customer actionDo not treat this event as proof that LCD has received the parcel.
Accepted / picked upThe named carrier or logistics facility has recorded physical receipt.
In transitThe shipment is moving between origin, sorting, line-haul or destination facilities.
Customs or destination processingThe shipment is undergoing import, export, security or destination handling; arrival at customs is not the same as release.
Out for deliveryThe destination delivery operator has assigned the shipment to a delivery route.
Delivered / returnedThe tracking system records delivery, refusal, failed delivery or return processing; inspect the detailed event and delivery location.

Services and Delivery Times

Service Comparison

ServiceBest use
International expressTime-sensitive documents and parcels arranged through express partners.
International air freightAir transport for larger or commercial consignments.
International ocean freightLarger consignments where sea transport is suitable.
Amazon FBA first-leg transportationMovement of inventory toward Amazon fulfillment operations.
Overseas warehousing and global import servicesStorage, import and related supply-chain arrangements.

Delivery Time

ServiceDelivery planning guidance
International expressObtain a route-specific quotation and service standard from LCD or the named express carrier.
Air freightPlan around origin handling, flight availability, customs and destination delivery arrangements.
Ocean freightPlan around sailing schedules, port handling, customs, inland transport and warehouse receiving.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination groupPlanning factors
North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and other international destinationsThe official website presents international service for more than 200 countries, but the applicable delivery window depends on the selected express, air, ocean, FBA or import route. Ask LCD for a destination-specific quotation and service standard.

Delivery estimates are affected by pickup cut-off, weekends, holidays, remote areas, flight or sailing schedules, customs, documentation, restricted goods, partner handoff and missing scans. A delivery estimate is not automatically a guaranteed delivery commitment.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem or statusImmediate action
Invalid numberRemove spaces only if the tracking page requires it, recheck characters, and ask the seller whether the number is an order reference.
No tracking eventsCheck whether the label was created before physical handover; the shipper should confirm collection.
No update during transitCompare the last scan with the planned route and ask LCD or the seller which partner currently holds the shipment.
Customs delayPrepare invoice, contents description, identity or tax information when requested; do not treat customs arrival as release.
Delivered but not receivedCheck the delivery address, entrance, reception desk, household members and neighbours, then request delivery proof from the responsible carrier and notify the seller.
Damaged or missing shipmentPhotograph the parcel and packaging, retain all materials, and ask the shipper or contracting party to begin the applicable carrier inquiry or claim.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

StageWhat customers should understand
Origin booking and pickupLCD or its local logistics partner receives shipment instructions and may create electronic pre-advice before physical acceptance.
Export handling and line-haulThe shipment is sorted, documented and moved by air, ocean, express or another contracted route.
Partner handoffElectronic pre-advice, physical transfer and the first receiving scan are separate events; a partner scan does not prove that the destination carrier has received the parcel.
Import customsCustoms may request documents, duties or taxes. Clearance timing depends on destination rules and shipment data.
Destination deliveryA destination carrier or local delivery provider may perform final delivery and publish the final delivery scan.

Claims and Refunds

ProcessUse when
Tracking inquiryUse when an event is unclear or the shipment has stopped updating; contact the contracting party with the tracking number.
Carrier investigation or claimUse for loss, damage or missing contents through the shipper, forwarder or carrier that accepted the shipment.
Seller refundA marketplace seller or merchant decides refund or replacement under the sales agreement; 17TRACK cannot approve it.

Shipping Restrictions

CategoryOperational guidance
Dangerous goods, batteries and liquidsAcceptance depends on the selected transport mode, packaging, declarations and route; obtain written approval before dispatch.
Restricted or prohibited goodsDestination law, airline, vessel, customs and carrier rules may prohibit or restrict particular contents.
Documentation-sensitive goodsIncorrect commercial invoices, descriptions or values can delay export, import or delivery processing.

Customer Service

ChannelBest use
Official websiteLCD official website for shipment query, service information and customer-service navigation.
Seller or contracting forwarderBest first escalation for marketplace shipments because the contracting party holds the booking, invoice and claim relationship.
Named destination carrierBest for local delivery attempts, delivery proof, address-side questions and destination customs instructions after handoff.

Prepare the tracking or waybill number, ship date, sender and recipient details, service type, latest scan, contents description, declared value, photographs and any customs message before requesting help.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Merchants should store the LCD booking reference together with the underlying express, postal or destination-carrier number. This preserves the relationship between the commercial order, the transport document and the final-mile identifier.

Developer/API Comparison

OptionProvider
Official LCD integrationLCD
View all details for the official LCD integration
Primary useConfirm directly with LCD whether a business integration or data feed is available for the contracted service.
AuthenticationUse credentials and documentation supplied by LCD for the specific account.
Migration noteKeep the partner carrier number available because LCD services may involve multiple underlying carriers.
Multi-carrier tracking API17TRACK
View all details for the 17TRACK multi-carrier API
Primary useNormalize tracking events across supported carriers and logistics providers.
AuthenticationUse a 17token header supplied for the 17TRACK API account.
CapabilityThe documented endpoint supports tracking registration; review current documentation for account-specific features and limits.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my LCD package?

Enter the tracking or waybill number on the official LCD website or use 17TRACK to view available events.

2. Where can I find my LCD tracking number?

Look in the seller’s dispatch message, LCD booking record, shipping label, freight receipt or carrier waybill.

3. What does an LCD tracking number look like?

LCD uses a multi-carrier logistics model, so the number may be numeric or alphanumeric and may follow a partner carrier or postal format.

4. Why is my LCD tracking number not working?

The number may be an order reference, may not have received a physical acceptance scan, or may belong to an underlying carrier; confirm the active waybill with the seller.

5. Why has my LCD shipment stopped updating?

International sorting, line-haul, customs and partner handoffs can create visibility gaps; ask which carrier currently holds the shipment.

6. How long does LCD delivery take?

Delivery depends on service, destination, transport mode, customs and final-mile arrangements; request a route-specific standard from LCD.

7. What should I do after an LCD delivery failure?

Read the latest exception, check the destination carrier’s instructions and contact the seller or responsible delivery carrier with the waybill.

8. What should I do if LCD shows delivered but I have nothing?

Check the entrance, reception desk, household members and neighbours, then request proof of delivery and notify the seller.

9. How do I report a lost or damaged LCD shipment?

Preserve the packaging, take photographs and ask the shipper or contracting party to open the applicable carrier inquiry or claim.

10. How can I contact LCD?

Start with the customer-service and contact navigation on the official LCD website, and include the waybill, shipment date and latest event.

Expert FAQs

11. Is LCD the carrier that issued my tracking number?

Not necessarily; LCD arranges multiple logistics services, and the number may be issued by an express carrier, postal operator or other contracted partner.

12. Does a partner scan mean LCD has physically received the parcel?

No; electronic pre-advice, pickup, physical handoff and first receiving scan are separate lifecycle events.

13. Does customs arrival mean an LCD shipment has been cleared?

No; arrival at an import facility indicates processing, while release requires the destination authority to complete its procedures.

14. Why can a shipment arranged by LCD appear under DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS or FedEx?

The official company profile identifies these express platforms in its service offering, so the underlying carrier may publish the operational scans.

15. Can 17TRACK change my LCD delivery address?

No; 17TRACK displays available tracking information and cannot alter delivery instructions, approve refunds or decide claims.

Tracking API

The official LCD pages supplied for this article describe shipment query functionality and logistics services. A current public LCD tracking API endpoint is not included in the supplied official evidence. The 17TRACK documentation provides the following registration request pattern; replace the carrier placeholder only after confirming the current 17TRACK carrier identifier.

17TRACK API pattern
// 1. Current public official LCD tracking API: current endpoint not confirmed
// 2. 17TRACK API documentation:
//    https://api.17track.net/en/doc

POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
Headers:
  17token: YourKey
  Content-Type: application/json

Body:
[
  {
    "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
    "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
  }
]

Sources & References

17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and is not affiliated with LCD.

A professional and stable global package tracking platform.

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