Track a Parcel in Google Wallet in Australia

Add any Australian parcel to Google Wallet with its tracking number and follow it on your lock screen. Free to look up, no app to install.

How parcels reach you in Australia

Australia Post and its StarTrack service deliver most parcels, and Sendle handles many small-business orders.

How to add a parcel to Google Wallet

Copy the tracking number from the shop's email or order page.
Paste it into the box at the top of this page.
Sign in or create a free account, then tap Add to Google Wallet.
Watch the status update as the carrier scans the parcel.

Shops people in Australia buy from

Find where each shop keeps its tracking number:

Amazon: Open Your Orders, choose the order and tap Track package. The tracking ID is shown with the carrier's name.
eBay: Open My eBay, then Purchases, and choose the order. The tracking number is shown once the seller has added it.
AliExpress: Open Orders in the AliExpress app, choose the order and tap Track. The tracking number is listed under the logistics details.
SHEIN: Open Me, then My Orders, choose the order and tap Track. The tracking number is on the shipping information.
Temu: Open Orders in the Temu app and tap Track. The tracking number and carrier are shown on the order's shipping details.

Common questions

How do I track a parcel in Google Wallet in Australia?

Paste the tracking number into TrackIt, sign in, and tap Add to Google Wallet. It works the same way in Australia as anywhere else, and TrackIt finds the carrier from the number.

Which carriers deliver parcels in Australia?

Australia Post, StarTrack, Sendle, DHL, FedEx are the ones people track most. TrackIt supports more than 3,000 carriers in total.

Does Google Wallet's own order tracking work in Australia?

Google says its Wallet order tracking is currently only available in the US, so in Australia Wallet doesn't follow parcels by itself. TrackIt builds a Google Wallet pass from the tracking number instead.

Can I track an overseas order arriving in Australia?

Yes. Use the tracking number from the seller. If the parcel is handed to a local carrier when it arrives, that carrier may give it a new number, and you can add that one too.