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Leopards Courier tracking statuses explained (every status and what to do)

A Leopards Courier (LCS) tracking status is the last scan recorded against your CN number. A normal parcel moves through booked, at origin, in transit, arrived at the destination city, assigned to a courier or out for delivery, and delivered. If delivery fails you’ll see an attempted or undelivered status, and after failed attempts or a refusal, “Returned to Shipper”. The lcs tracking status only changes when someone scans the parcel.

Last updated: 17 October 2026

Every Leopards tracking status and what to do

The exact wording on the tracker can differ slightly from the names below, so match your leopards status to the closest row. The one status Leopards defines officially is “Returned to Shipper”.

LCS Status (typical wording) What it means What to do
Booked The sender has booked the parcel and a CN exists. It may not have been scanned at a facility yet. Nothing yet. Check again after the first scan.
Picked up / arrived at origin Leopards has the parcel in the sending city. Nothing. It should be dispatched next.
Dispatched / in transit The parcel is moving between cities or through a sorting hub. Wait. Long gaps here are normal between cities.
Arrived at destination The parcel reached the city or station that delivers it. Keep your phone on. Delivery is usually next.
Assigned to courier / out for delivery A rider has the parcel for delivery that day. Stay reachable and keep the COD amount ready if there is one.
Delivered Leopards recorded the delivery, with date, time and who received it. If you didn’t get it, ask for the proof of delivery straight away.
Attempted / undelivered / pending The rider couldn’t complete delivery: wrong address, phone off, nobody home or refusal. Call the helpline with your CN to arrange the next attempt.
Returned to Shipper The parcel was sent back to whoever booked it. Receivers should contact the seller. Senders should check the reason with Leopards.

Leopard Tracking system only shows what has been scanned. Leopards’ merchant FAQ says updates come from scans as the parcel moves, so a parcel on the road between two cities shows no new line until the next hub.

What Leopards says about delivery attempts

  • Leopards makes up to 2 delivery attempts. The rider leaves a notice with a number to call, usually naming the nearest Express Center where you can collect the parcel.
  • If you’re out, the parcel can be handed to a family member, colleague or neighbour, and Leopards records who signed for it.
  • If the address has changed or a business has closed, the shipment goes back to the sender.
  • “Returned to Shipper” means the shipment went back to the person who booked it, for example because the receiver refused it or the address couldn’t be traced.
  • Deliveries run 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Saturday. Sunday and holiday deliveries happen only in major cities and cost extra, so most parcels don’t move on Sundays.

Hub names in the tracking history

LCS tracking history often names the sorting hub where a parcel was scanned. People regularly search for hub names such as Empress Hub in Karachi, Bhoptian in Lahore and Golra in Islamabad. A hub name means the parcel is being sorted for its next leg. On its own, it isn’t a delivery problem.

When a status needs action

  1. Delivered, but you didn’t receive it. Ask for the proof of delivery on 021 111 300 786, then file a complaint if the name on it isn’t someone you know. The complaint guide covers the steps and deadlines.
  2. Attempted or undelivered. Call before the second attempt to fix the address or agree a time. After 2 failed attempts the parcel can go back to the sender.
  3. No change for several working days. Read Leopards tracking not updating, then contact the Leopards helpline with your CN.

Frequently asked questions

What does “Returned to Shipper” mean in Leopards tracking?

Leopards says it means the shipment was returned to the shipper who booked it, for example after a refusal or when the address couldn’t be traced.

What does “assigned to courier” mean?

A delivery rider has been given your parcel. Keep your phone on, because delivery is usually the next step.

Why does my parcel stay “in transit” for a long time?

The status only changes at the next scan. Travel between cities, Sundays and holidays can leave a gap of a day or more.

How many times will Leopards try to deliver?

Up to 2 attempts, according to Leopards’ FAQ. After that you can usually collect the parcel from the nearest Express Center.

See your parcel’s latest status

Enter your tracking CN on the homepage for the full scan history.

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Sources

Leopards FAQs (Returned to Shipper, delivery attempts, delivery hours, holidays) · Leopards merchant FAQ (updates come from scans). 

Also see: How to track an LCS parcel · What is a CN number · Disclaimer

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