Pending Pickup & Picked
The order is booked and the partner courier schedules pickup — you may see several "out for pickup" scans before the parcel is collected from the seller.
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Track Nimbus Post Shipments
Nimbus Post Tracking
Enter your Nimbus Post tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Nimbus Post tracking
Enter your tracking number
Get live status and transit history.
How to Track Your Nimbus Post Shipment
Three quick steps — free, no login required.
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Find your AWB number
Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Nimbus Post numbers are usually Starts with NMBP followed by 10 digits, e.g. NMBP1234567890. Partner courier AWBs such as 14355590045247 also work..
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Enter it above
Type or paste the AWB number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
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Get live status
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
Live NimbusPost Shipment Tracking
Nimbus Post Tracking
NimbusPost is one of India's leading shipping aggregators, moving e-commerce orders through partner couriers like Ekart, Xpressbees, Delhivery, and Blue Dart. Enter your NMBP AWB number (or the partner courier's AWB) above to see live pickup, transit, delivery, and return updates for your order.
How Your NimbusPost Shipment Progresses
NimbusPost books your order with a partner courier that physically moves the parcel. Here is what the common statuses mean.
In Transit & RAD
The parcel moves through the partner courier's hubs. "RAD" means it has reached the destination facility that serves your address.
Out for Delivery & Delivered
A delivery agent takes the parcel out and delivers it to your address. Failed attempts appear as "exception" scans with the reason.
RTO (Return to Origin)
If delivery fails or is rejected, the shipment is returned to the seller — tracked as "RTO In Transit" and finally "RTO Delivered".
NimbusPost AWB Number Format
NimbusPost's own AWB numbers start with "NMBP" followed by digits. Orders shipped through partner couriers may instead carry the partner's numeric AWB — both work here.
NMBP1234567890
14355590045247
Nimbus Post Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common queries about Nimbus Post tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Who actually delivers my NimbusPost order?
NimbusPost is an aggregator — your parcel is physically carried by a partner courier such as Ekart, Xpressbees, Delhivery, or Blue Dart. The partner courier is shown with your tracking result, so you always know which network is moving the shipment.
What does "RAD" mean?
RAD stands for Reached At Destination — the parcel has arrived at the delivery facility closest to your address and will go out for delivery soon. It is one of the last scans before an out-for-delivery event appears on the tracking timeline.
Why does "pending pickup" repeat for several days?
The partner courier logs an out-for-pickup scan each day it attempts collection from the seller. Tracking moves forward once the pickup is completed. Repeated pending pickup scans mean the parcel is still with the seller rather than lost in the network.
What happens after an "exception" scan?
An exception records a failed delivery attempt (customer rejected, address mismatch, operational issues). The courier usually re-attempts delivery; repeated failures trigger a return to the seller, tracked as RTO In Transit and finally RTO Delivered.
How do I track my NimbusPost shipment?
Enter your NMBP AWB number — or the partner courier's AWB — in the search box above and press track. Track91 shows live pickup, transit, delivery and return updates for your order, along with the partner courier handling it. No login or account is needed.
What does a NimbusPost tracking number look like?
NimbusPost's own AWB numbers start with NMBP followed by digits, for example NMBP1234567890. Orders shipped through partner couriers may instead carry the partner's numeric AWB, such as 14355590045247. Both formats work in the Track91 search box.
Why is my NimbusPost tracking not updating?
Scans can lag a few hours as the parcel moves between the partner courier's hubs, and pending pickup scans repeat until the seller hands the parcel over. If the status has not changed for more than 48 hours, contact the seller or NimbusPost with your AWB number.
Can I track NimbusPost without a tracking number?
No. Track91 needs an AWB number to look up a shipment. If you do not have it, check the shipping confirmation email or SMS from the seller, or your order details on the store where you placed the order — the AWB is issued once the order is booked.
What should I do if my parcel is stuck or delayed?
Read the latest scan first. Repeated pending pickup scans mean the parcel is still with the seller, while an exception scan records a failed delivery attempt that is usually re-attempted. If nothing moves for more than 48 hours, contact the seller or NimbusPost.
Is Track91 affiliated with NimbusPost?
No. Track91 is an independent tracking tool that fetches live status for your NimbusPost shipments. For pickups, claims, refunds, or seller account issues, please use the official NimbusPost website or contact the seller you ordered from.