How to track your Snapdeal order
Step-by-step
- Open snapdeal.com or the app and sign in.
- Go to My Orders from the account menu.
- Select the order to view its status trail and courier tracking ID.
- Use the tracking ID on the courier’s site for hub-level scans.
What each status means
- Ordered / ConfirmedPayment (or COD) accepted; the seller has the order but nothing has shipped yet.
- PackedThe item is boxed and a courier AWB (airway bill number) has usually been generated.
- Shipped / In transitThe parcel is moving between courier hubs. Multi-day gaps between scans are normal on long lanes.
- Out for deliveryOn a delivery vehicle in your area — most Indian couriers attempt between 9am and 9pm.
- DeliveredMarked handed over. If you did not receive it, dispute the same day — false-delivery windows are short.
- RTO / Returned to originDelivery failed (address, repeated attempts, refusal) and the parcel is heading back to the seller; prepaid orders get refunded after it reaches origin.
Who delivers Snapdeal orders
Shipments commonly move via Delhivery, XpressBees, Ecom Express, Shadowfax. The courier named on your order page is authoritative — partners vary by pincode, seller and product size.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does Snapdeal take to deliver?
- Value-focused sellers often ship from tier-2 hubs, so lanes can run longer than metro-warehouse marketplaces — the order page’s estimated date reflects the seller’s location.
- My Snapdeal tracking ID shows nothing — why?
- IDs go live at the courier’s first scan. If it stays blank more than 48 hours after "shipped", raise a ticket from the order page.
- Does Snapdeal deliver COD orders differently?
- COD parcels follow the same tracking; keep the exact amount ready — repeated failed COD hand-offs trigger RTO faster than prepaid.
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