ZDSD (ZD Express) Tracking. Free & Online.

The company behind ZDSD, 深圳市洲道供应链管理有限公司 (洲道速运 for short), says it has concentrated on China–Russia cross-border warehousing and logistics since it was founded. It lists transit warehouses in Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Yiwu and an overseas warehouse in Moscow, DMC小迈海外仓.

Land and air are its main China–Russia transport modes, and it says its business also covers Belarus and Kazakhstan. This page reads only the company's own tracker, which its homepage box posts to over plain HTTP, and never Russian Post's.

ZDSD's homepage tracking box asks for the waybill number, one per line (每个单号一行), and its placeholder example is all digits. Under the caption 已支持查询 (Track Supported) beside the box, the site shows a second example built from ZDL, two letters, ten digits and YQ.

TrackParcel capitalises letters and strips a pasted label, brackets, spaces and hyphens, so a ZDL…YQ number copied with spaces still fits that shape. Auto-Detect suggests ZDSD only for the lettered shape; for an all-digit waybill, select it yourself before searching.

TrackParcel queries the tracker that ZDSD's homepage box posts to, which runs on a bare server address separate from zd-express.cn. TrackParcel sends one number per search, reads the tracker's zone-less scan times as China time and shows them converted to IST, and never reads the field naming who signed.

The same server hosts the login (登录) and registration (注册) pages linked from the site. Its results page heads the time column 当地时间 (local time), so a scan made in Russia may be in Russian time and its IST time hours out.

未查询到轨迹 is the tracker's no-record reply, which TrackParcel reports as not found; a newest scan with 签收 shows as Delivered unless it reports a failure, refusal, return or a sign-for still pending. When a ZD waybill keeps returning that reply, the online customer service panel on ZD's pages lists three chat contacts, 客服 1 to 客服 3, each with a link to send a message about the booking. For the Russian Post service, its product page names an outside tracking website as the tracking channel.

ZDSD describes its Russian Post parcel service as an official cooperation with Russian Post. The China leg runs on a Guangzhou rail trunk route; once inside Russia, local post offices handle customs clearance and the last-mile delivery, reaching every city and township. The homepage lists Russian Post among its lines, beside a China–Russia line and its Russian overseas warehouse.

According to the company, the Russian Post service can carry products with batteries, balance scooters, ordinary electronics and cosmetics without alcohol. It warns that Russian customs adds up several parcels sent to one recipient within a short period, and charges duty once the combined value passes the tax-free limit. Duty or seizure caused by under-declaring or hiding goods is the customer's to bear.

The contact page lists the Shenzhen headquarters and branches in Guangzhou and Yiwu, each with a mobile number, and the site's pages carry an online customer service chat. On its Russian Post parcel service, ZD Express pays for a loss it accepts as its fault, and for such a seizure only when the parcel was insured; have the full order, tracking history and proof of value ready.