Leopards Courier CN Number Guide — Tracking Number Format Explained

Everything you need to know about Leopards Courier CN numbers: what they are, the 12-character format, prefix codes, where to find yours, and what to do if it is not working.

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What is a Leopards CN Number?

A CN Number (Consignment Number) is the unique alphanumeric tracking identifier that Leopards Courier assigns to every shipment at the time of booking. It is your parcel's identity throughout the entire delivery journey — from the moment it's collected from the sender to the moment it's handed to the recipient.

Every scan event in the LCS network — at collection, transit hubs, local delivery facilities, and final delivery — is recorded against the CN number. Entering your CN in the tracker above pulls all of these events and shows you the real-time location and status of your parcel.

Example CN Number

GT7514208669

2-Letter Prefix

Service / Route Code

10 Digits

Unique Shipment ID

CN Number Format — 12 Characters Total

Every Leopards Courier CN number follows the same format: exactly 12 characters — a 2-letter alphabetic prefix followed by 10 numeric digits. There are no spaces, dashes, or special characters in a valid CN.

12 chars

Total Length

2 letters

Prefix

10 digits

Number Part

Valid vs Invalid CN Examples

GT7514208669Correct — 2-letter prefix + 10 digits
TN8820110045Correct — TN prefix standard parcel
GT 7514 2086 69Invalid — spaces not allowed, remove all spaces
7514208669Invalid — missing 2-letter prefix
GT75142086Invalid — only 8 digits, number part should be 10 digits

CN Prefix Guide — What Each Code Means

The 2-letter prefix identifies the service type, route category, or shipment direction. Here are all the prefix codes used by Leopards Courier:

GT

General Tracking

Most standard domestic shipments (e-commerce, Daraz, individuals)

Example: GT7514208669

FE

Freight Express

Large freight, cargo, and heavy commercial shipments

Example: FE9930220156

TN

Tez Raftar / Tracked National

Standard tracked parcels with guaranteed timeline

Example: TN8820110045

IN

International Inbound

Cross-border inbound shipments arriving in Pakistan

Example: IN0012345678

DO

Document Courier

Legal documents, certificates, and sensitive paperwork

Example: DO5540119033

RT

Return / Reverse Logistics

Return-to-origin shipments and Daraz returns

Example: RT7514209001

Where to Find Your Leopards CN Number

Booking Receipt (Physical / Email)

The LCS booking receipt shows the CN as a barcode label and printed below it in large text. This is issued at time of booking from any LCS express centre or via the LCS app.

SMS from Leopards Courier

LCS sends an automated SMS to the sender's registered mobile number when the shipment is booked. Look for messages from "LEOPARDS" or "LCS" in your inbox.

Daraz App

Daraz App → Account → My Orders → tap your order → scroll to Shipping section. The LCS CN appears as "Tracking Number" next to the courier name.

Seller WhatsApp / SMS

Most sellers send the dispatch CN via WhatsApp or SMS after booking. If not received within 24 hours of order confirmation, message the seller directly.

LCS Mobile App

If you booked via the official Leopards Courier app, go to My Shipments → Active. Your CN is shown on each shipment card. Tap to copy.

LCS Express Centre (Walk-in)

If booked in person at an LCS branch, the printed receipt has the CN at the top as a barcode number. Keep this receipt until the delivery is confirmed.

What to Do If Your CN is Wrong or Missing

No tracking results found

Wait 12–24 hours after booking. The first scan event occurs when LCS physically collects the parcel. A newly booked CN may show "not found" until the first scan.

Invalid CN error

Remove all spaces, dashes, dots, and special characters. The CN must be exactly 12 alphanumeric characters. Copy-pasting can sometimes include hidden spaces.

Confused 0 (zero) and O (letter)

Leopards CNs use numeric digits only after the 2-letter prefix. If the 3rd character onward looks like "O", it is almost certainly a 0 (zero). Try the numeric version.

Tracking shows a different shipment

Confirm the exact CN with your seller. CN numbers can look similar. An incorrect digit gives you someone else's parcel details.

Seller says CN is correct but tracking fails

The shipment may not have entered the LCS network yet. Contact LCS customer support with your CN and booking date. They can check backend records.

CN works on LCS.com.pk but not here

Some newer CN formats may not be in our parser. Report it using the contact form and we'll update parsing within 24 hours.

Reading the Full CN — What Each Part Tells You

Beyond just being a tracking number, the CN number carries useful embedded information:

Prefix (Characters 1–2)

Identifies the service type and routing priority. GT is standard domestic, TN is tracked national, FE is freight, RT is a return shipment, DO is a document, IN is an international inbound parcel.

Origin Code (Digits 3–4)

The first 2 digits of the numeric part often correspond to the LCS origin city or processing hub code used internally for routing. Not shown to end users but helps LCS operations teams.

Sequential Number (Digits 5–12)

The remaining digits form a sequential booking number that uniquely identifies this specific shipment within the LCS system. No two active shipments share the same full CN.

CN vs Waybill Number — Are They the Same?

Yes — they are exactly the same thing. In Leopards Courier documentation and communication, you may encounter several terms that all refer to the identical 12-character tracking code:

Term UsedSame as CN?Where You See It
CN NumberYes (this is the standard term)LCS website, app, booking receipt
Consignment NumberYes (CN is the abbreviation)Official LCS documents and contracts
Waybill NumberYesLCS Express centres, freight bookings
Tracking NumberYesDaraz app, seller messages
Shipment NumberYesDaraz order details, SMS notifications
Order ID (Daraz IMS)No — differentYour Daraz order reference, not the LCS CN

Quick CN Number FAQ Table

QuestionAnswer
How many characters in a CN?12 (2 letters + 10 digits)
Are CN numbers case-sensitive?No — GT and gt are treated the same
Can one order have multiple CNs?Yes — each parcel box in a shipment gets its own CN
How soon does a CN become trackable?12–24 hours after physical collection by LCS
Can I re-use a CN number?No — each CN is unique and tied to one specific booking
What if my CN has letters in the number part?That is unusual — verify with your seller; may be a typo

Frequently Asked Questions — Leopards CN Numbers

Every question users ask about Leopards Courier tracking numbers, answered by courier experts.

A CN (Consignment Number) is the unique tracking identifier assigned to every Leopards Courier shipment at booking. It is 12 characters: a 2-letter service prefix (e.g., GT) followed by 10 digits. Enter it at leopards-tracking.pk to see your full parcel status and hub-by-hub scan history.
GT (General Tracking) is the most common prefix for standard domestic Leopards shipments — most e-commerce, Daraz, and individual-sender parcels use GT. Other prefixes: TN (Tracked National), FE (Freight Express), DO (Documents), IN (International Inbound), RT (Return). See our complete CN prefix guide.
Find your Leopards CN in: (1) the LCS SMS after dispatch, (2) your physical booking receipt barcode, (3) Daraz app → Order Details → Shipping, (4) WhatsApp or SMS from your seller, or (5) the LCS mobile app under My Shipments. See our Daraz tracking guide for Daraz-specific steps.
Common causes: (1) booked within 12–24 hours — first scan has not happened yet; (2) extra spaces or characters in the CN — clean it up; (3) zero vs letter O confusion; (4) the CN belongs to TCS or M&P, not Leopards. If still stuck after 48 hours, see our tracking not updating guide.
Yes. In Leopards Courier terminology, CN number, consignment number, waybill number, and tracking number all refer to the same identifier. Different documents may use different terms, but they all mean the same 12-character code used to track your shipment.
A standard Leopards CN is exactly 12 characters: 2-letter prefix + 10 digits. Example: GT7514208669 or TN8820110045. If yours looks different, check you have not included extra characters or missed some digits. The format is consistent across all LCS service types.
FE stands for Freight Express — Leopards Courier's service for large, heavy cargo and commercial freight. FE shipments typically involve bulk weight or oversized packages with different pricing tiers than standard GT parcels. Tracking works identically — enter the FE CN at leopards-tracking.pk.
RT means Return/Reverse Logistics. When delivery fails or a buyer rejects a COD order, Leopards generates an RT-prefix CN to return the parcel to the original sender. Track RT shipments the same way. Check our failed delivery guide for what to do when a return is initiated.
IN stands for International Inbound — parcels arriving in Pakistan from abroad via Leopards Courier. These go through customs clearance, adding 3–10 business days to delivery. Learn more about international parcel tracking on our dedicated guide.
DO stands for Document Only — Leopards Courier's envelope service for papers, certificates, contracts, and legal documents. DO shipments are lighter, often priced lower, and carry the same tracking capability. Enter the DO CN at leopards-tracking.pk to see its delivery status.
Message your seller and ask for the Leopards Courier booking receipt or CN. They receive it by SMS at booking. If ordering via Daraz, check your order detail page — it usually appears within 24 hours of dispatch. Our Daraz tracking guide shows exactly where to find it.
No. The CN assigned at booking is permanent for the outbound journey. However, if delivery fails and a return is initiated, a new RT-prefix CN is generated for the return shipment. Always track the original CN for delivery status. Our status codes guide explains what each status means.
No. GT7514208669 and gt7514208669 produce identical results. Always use the uppercase format when sharing — it matches the receipt and avoids confusion. If you are having trouble, try our tracking troubleshooting guide for common input errors.
The CN (tracking number) is Leopards's unique identifier for your specific shipment. A reference number is an optional internal code assigned by the sender — not needed to track. Only the CN works on leopards-tracking.pk.
WhatsApp sellers typically share the Leopards CN via message after dispatch. Copy it exactly and enter at leopards-tracking.pk. If it shows "not found," ask the seller to confirm the courier — they may have used TCS, Rider, or M&P instead of Leopards.
Yes — each physically separate parcel gets its own unique CN. If a seller packs everything into one box, one CN covers it all. Multi-seller Daraz orders may come with multiple CNs. Use our bulk tracking tool to monitor all of them at once.
The seller gets the CN immediately at booking — printed on the waybill receipt at a branch, or displayed on-screen and sent via SMS through the LCS portal. Sellers using the LCS API receive it in the API response. If your seller cannot provide a CN, they may not have completed the booking properly.
Leopards tracking records are typically accessible for 90–180 days after delivery. Active shipments stay trackable until delivered or returned. If a CN shows no data for a booking older than 6 months, records may be archived. Contact LCS directly for historical shipment data.
Use our Bulk Tracking tool to track up to 100 CNs simultaneously. Enter each CN on a new line and click Track All. Results display in a table with individual status for each shipment — ideal for e-commerce sellers with daily dispatches.
Enter the CN at leopards-tracking.pk. A genuine CN shows at least a "Booked" status with booking date, origin city, and consignee name. If it shows "No Data Found" more than 48 hours after claimed dispatch, the CN may be wrong or fabricated — ask the seller for the physical booking receipt and file a complaint if needed.

Once you have your CN, use the main Leopards Courier tracker to check your shipment status. To track multiple CNs at once, try our bulk tracking tool. For full tracking step-by-step instructions, see how to track a Leopards Courier parcel. Understand what each status means in our Leopards status codes guide. For Daraz-specific CN lookups see the Leopards Courier tracking overview.

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