Track USPS Packages in Google Wallet
Add a tracking number from USPS to Google Wallet and get live status updates on your lock screen. No app to install.
How to track USPS packages in Google Wallet
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Paste the tracking number
Enter the tracking number from USPS above. TrackIt finds the carrier and fetches the latest status.
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Tap Add to Google Wallet
Sign in or create a free account, then tap the button. On a computer, scan the QR code with your phone.
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Watch it arrive
Google Wallet updates as USPS scans the parcel, so the status is on your lock screen without opening an app.
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About USPS
The United States Postal Service is the national postal operator of the US and handles the last leg of many online orders.
Based in: United States
Official website: www.usps.com
USPS tracking questions
Can I add USPS parcels to Google Wallet?
Yes. Paste the tracking number from USPS into TrackIt, sign in, and tap Add to Google Wallet. TrackIt creates a pass in Google Wallet for the parcel and updates it each time USPS scans it.
Why doesn't a parcel from USPS show up in Google Wallet by itself?
Google Wallet's own order tracking reads orders from Gmail, for supported shops, and Google says it is currently only available in the US. It can't take a tracking number on its own. TrackIt builds a Wallet pass from the number, whichever shop the parcel came from.
Do I have to choose USPS myself?
No. TrackIt detects the carrier from the tracking number. If it ever picks the wrong one, open Select manually under the tracking box and choose USPS.
What does a tracking number from USPS look like?
USPS tracking numbers are usually 20 to 22 digits and commonly start with 9. Priority Mail Express and international items use 13 characters ending in US.