David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
What is the difference between the order number and the tracking number?
The order number is the reference in your shopping account and cannot be traced through the postal network. The tracking number is the 13-character postal code ending in MV (or the origin carrier's number) that returns scan events. Always track using the postal number, not the order ID.
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