JRT tracking: JRT…MM numbers, flight scans and DHL

JRT tracking number: what it looks like

JRT's own waybills are JRT, ten digits and MM, 15 characters in all; JRT is 今日通's initials. With invented digits:

Spaces and lower case don't matter in Peek. Can't find the number? See how to find your tracking number. JRT's tracker also finds an order by the seller's own reference, typed exactly as the seller wrote it, dashes included.

A link with numbers instead of a name. JRT's tracker runs on a bare server address over plain HTTP, not on a web domain, and Peek knows no other JRT website. A link to it has that numeric address where a site's name would be, and holds trackIndex.htm, documentCode= and a number or reference: you can paste it into Peek as it is. Peek itself doesn't link to the tracker: a plain-HTTP link would carry your number in the clear.

JRT tracking statuses explained

Many of JRT's lines are Chinese followed by JRT's own English, and Peek quotes them whole. In the order a parcel gets them:

Lines JRT writes in Chinese only show in Peek in the English other forwarders give them: 货物电子信息已经收到 as "The electronic cargo information has been received", 到达收货点 as "Arrived at the receiving point", 货物离开操作中心 as "Goods leave the operation center" and 快件操作完成 as "Shipment departed from facility". The airport line that books a flight, 货物已交机场,预计…号的航班 Goods delivered to airport, scheduled on flight of the …, names the flight's day in both halves; Peek shows it as "Goods delivered to airport", as the flight is still to come.

Lines in English only. Other JRT lines come in English alone, all "In transit" in Peek unless noted:

• Shipment arrived at facility, Sending to the airport, The goods have been packed and sent to the airline: on the way to the flight.
• Arriving at the airport - arranging flights, Arriving at the airline, in the process of booking a flight: booking a flight.
• Flight is expected to take off on … or The flight is expected to depart on … and land on …, with dates where the dots are: the flight is booked.
• Flight has flown, The flight has departed and is expected to … land: in the air.
• Flight has arrived, The flight has arrived and is awaiting dismantling, The NOA has been received (the airline's notice of arrival), Dismantling and picking up goods in progress: landed, before customs.
• Customs clearance of the cargo is in progress ("At customs"), Customs clearance completed, then The goods have been handed over to the carrier, to the company that delivers.

DHL's and FedEx's lines. Into Europe, the tracker goes on with DHL's scans, mostly in lower case: the instruction data for this shipment have been provided by the sender to dhl electronically (DHL has the label's data: "Label created"), The shipment has been posted by the sender at the retail outlet (JRT has handed the parcel in at a Deutsche Post outlet), the shipment has been processed in the parcel center of origin and loaded to movement / tour vehicle ("In transit"). Some parcels open with Shipment information sent to FedEx instead: the label's data has gone to FedEx, which delivers the last leg ("Label created").

Every time on JRT's tracker is Beijing time, DHL's copied scans included: 17:00 there is 09:00 in London and 10:00 in Berlin in winter.

Who delivers JRT parcels

Into Europe, JRT's lines end with DHL: JRT hands the parcel in at a Deutsche Post outlet, and its tracker copies DHL's scans. JRT's record holds neither DHL's number nor the line's name, so Peek can't follow the parcel on DHL's own tracker. Ask the seller for DHL's number: DHL's tracking follows the parcel to its delivery (see DHL Paket for its numbers and statuses).

With FedEx, the first line names FedEx, but Peek doesn't follow the parcel on to FedEx's tracking. Ask the seller for FedEx's number and follow it on FedEx.

Elsewhere, Peek doesn't know who delivers JRT's parcels. Ask the seller which company delivers your order, and under which number: delivery attempts, pickup points and holding times are that company's rules. Asked for import charges? See parcels held at customs.

JRT parcel not arriving or tracking stuck

Only the first lines. 货物电子信息已经收到, Shipment information received or a DHL or FedEx label line alone mean the seller has booked the parcel but nobody has scanned it. If nothing follows after a few days, ask the seller whether it was really sent.

Waiting for a flight. A flight line gives the day the flight is booked for. If that day passes with no departure line, tell the seller.

Nothing after 已交服务商. JRT's part is done. Unless its tracker copies DHL's scans, the next steps are in the delivering company's tracking: ask the seller for that number. More in why tracking stops updating and tracking a parcel from China.

Nothing found. For a number it doesn't know, JRT's tracker shows one result with the number as the reference and every other column empty. Peek shows "Waiting for the carrier" and keeps checking. Compare the number with the seller's message, character by character.

Delivered, but nothing came. The delivery scan is the delivering company's, not JRT's: ask that company, then tell the seller. More in delivered but not received.

Lost or returned. The seller booked the parcel with JRT, so ask the seller, or the marketplace, for a refund or a new parcel. See lost parcels and returned to sender.

JRT contact number and customer service

As of 29 October 2026, Peek found no contact details for JRT: it knows no website of the company's besides its tracker, and no phone number, email or address for recipients. The seller booked the parcel with JRT and is the one to ask about your order, and the marketplace if the seller doesn't answer.

Track a JRT parcel with Peek

Peek recognises a JRT number by its shape: JRT, ten digits and MM, which no other carrier in its catalog uses, and a link to JRT's tracker (above). For a UP reference with sixteen digits, Peek asks JRT's tracker whether it knows it, and picks JRT when it does. Any other reference has no shape to go by: paste it all the same, as Peek follows more than 3,500 carriers, then press "Change" and pick JRT (typing 今日通 or Jinritong finds it too), or use "Change carrier" on a parcel you already added. Peek then shows the JRT number under "JRT tracks this as". Peek drops dashes, though, so a reference with dashes isn't found through Peek: ask the seller for the JRT…MM number.

Peek shows the status, each line with its place, and the service name and destination country when JRT's record gives them, going by the lines rather than the record's summary. Times are read on Beijing time and shown in your device's time zone. Peek holds back a line written more than twelve hours before the time it carries, and any line dated after its check. It leaves out the names, address, postcodes, weight, fees, signature and proof of delivery, and shows no expected delivery date: JRT gives none.

Peek follows parcels into Europe on JRT's tracker only, with the DHL scans it copies. The one hand-over Peek takes from JRT's record is to Swiss Post, when the record names a Swiss Post line and number for a parcel to Switzerland or Liechtenstein. With any other delivering number from the seller, add it as a parcel of its own.

Peek checks every 10 minutes by day and every hour or two overnight, and hourly once JRT goes quiet (12 hours at its first lines, or two days with nothing new). It can notify you of every scan, important steps only or "Delivery only". "Important steps" (delivery, pickup, customs, missed attempts and returns) alerts you to JRT's customs lines, not to its flights or 已交服务商. Peek can't contact JRT or the seller for you.

Questions about JRT tracking

What is JRT (今日通)?

It is 厦门今日通商贸有限公司, Xiamen Jinritong, a forwarder in Xiamen, China. Its waybills are JRT, ten digits and MM, and its tracker runs on Hualei (华磊), a platform other Chinese forwarders use too.

Why does JRT say "delivered" when my parcel hasn't arrived?

Because of its translations. Cargo delivered to airport means JRT handed the parcel over for its flight, and Delivered to service provider means it handed it to the delivering company. Neither is a delivery to you.

Who delivers JRT parcels in my country?

Into Europe, DHL, whose scans JRT's tracker copies. Some parcels go to FedEx. Elsewhere Peek doesn't know: ask the seller which company delivers and for its number.

Who do I contact about a missing JRT parcel?

The seller you ordered from: it booked the parcel with JRT. Peek knows no website or contact details for JRT besides its tracker.