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24hTrack is a free lookup site, not Techlink. We don't sell or deliver parcels — we show you the scans the carrier has published.
Techlink is the English brand of 智禾国际物流(深圳)有限公司 — Zhihe International Logistics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. The company name and its Chinese ICP licence both appear in the footer of its own website, and the licence prefix is the one issued in Guangdong province, where Shenzhen sits. Despite the name, this is not an IT or telecoms business: its site describes it as an integrated export logistics provider for cross-border e-commerce, with Europe and the United States as its lead markets. The services it lists are line-haul small-parcel lanes for sellers on Amazon, Walmart, TikTok and their own storefronts, international air freight, door-to-door DDU and DDP express, customs clearance and delivery in the destination country, specialist handling for battery-containing goods, and overseas warehouses in Mexico and Australia.
So if a Techlink number turned up on your order, it means the shop you bought from handed the parcel to this forwarder for the trip out of China. You are not expected to have heard of them, and they are not who you ordered from.
The histories on the 24hTrack platform read in a consistent order and are worth knowing, because the middle of them looks like nothing is happening: parcel electronic information received, received and processed at the original facility, packed and ready for outbound shipping, export customs declaration completed, departed the original facility, departed the original airport, arrived at the destination airport, and then — for items landing in the United States — arrived at a USPS facility, departed a USPS facility, in transit to next facility, out for delivery, delivered. The switch to postal wording near the end is the handover to the carrier that actually brings it to your door, not a sign the number has gone astray.
Ships for: Chinese sellers shipping to the United States and Europe, Amazon, Walmart and TikTok Shop sellers, and independent storefronts, Shippers of battery-containing goods, which most ordinary services refuse, Merchants using overseas warehouses in Mexico and Australia for local dispatch
Tracking number format: ZHPHD, then twelve digits, then ML — 19 characters in total, for example ZHPHD260713551753ML. Every Techlink number seen on the 24hTrack platform has had exactly that shape, which makes it one of the easier formats to recognise; If what you have is shorter, or starts with anything else, it is probably either the shop's own order reference or the number of the local carrier that finished the delivery. Both are worth pasting — the carrier is detected either way
Typical delivery time: On the Techlink parcels tracked on the 24hTrack platform that reached a delivery scan, half were delivered about 7 days after the number first appeared and the slowest fifth took around 12 days. For a consolidated parcel that is exported from China, flown, cleared through customs and then handed to a local carrier, one to two weeks is the ordinary range rather than a delay. The clock above starts when the number reached us, which is usually after you ordered.
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on Techlink's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan Techlink has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: www.techlinksz.cn
Techlink is the English brand of 智禾国际物流(深圳)有限公司, Zhihe International Logistics (Shenzhen), a cross-border export logistics company based in Shenzhen, China. It is not an IT or telecoms company, which is a common assumption from the name. It works for sellers, not for shoppers, so the reason the name is on your order is that the shop you bought from picked it to move the parcel out of China. If you need something changed about the delivery, the shop is the one who can ask.
ZHPHD, then twelve digits, then the letters ML — 19 characters, like ZHPHD260713551753ML. Every Techlink number we have seen uses that shape, so it is easy to tell apart from an order reference. Paste it on the home page and you do not need to pick the carrier yourself.
Because Techlink moves the parcel internationally and a local carrier completes the last leg. On US-bound items the history changes wording near the end — arrived at a USPS facility, departed a USPS facility, out for delivery — and that is the handover being recorded, not a mix-up or a second parcel. 24hTrack shows the China-side scans and the local ones on the same page, which is the part that usually goes missing when you check on one company's own site.
Look at where the last line left it. If it says the electronic information was received, the shop has booked the shipment but Techlink does not physically have the parcel yet, and the next move belongs to the seller. If the last scan is a departure from the origin airport or an export declaration, the parcel is in the air or in customs, and those stages routinely produce no scan for several days — it is the quietest part of the journey and it is normal. If a number that was already moving in your own country has had nothing new for about a week, that is the point to go back to the shop.
Half of the ones we have seen through to delivery arrived about 7 days after the number first appeared, and the slowest fifth took around 12 days. One to two weeks is the usual shape for a parcel that has to be exported, flown, cleared and then delivered locally. Air freight capacity, customs and the final carrier all affect it, and none of them show up as a scan while they are happening.
It is a real logistics company: the registered name 智禾国际物流(深圳)有限公司 and a Chinese ICP licence are both published in the footer of its own website. Getting a parcel from a courier you have never heard of is normal in cross-border e-commerce, because shops pick the forwarder and you never see that choice. The sensible check is the parcel itself rather than the name — if the number produces a history that matches an order you actually placed, it is your order. If you cannot match it to any order, do not pay anything to anyone over it and ask the shop first; a tracking page will never ask you for a fee or card details.
Yes. Paste the number on the home page, free and without an account, and the carrier is worked out for you.
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