ParcelID gives you a unique delivery ID so you can receive parcels from private sellers, friends and businesses without revealing where you live.
Create your ID, share it instead of your home address, approve the parcel request and choose where you want the delivery to go.
Sign up, verify your account and choose a memorable ParcelID such as @Ricky.
Give your ParcelID to a seller, friend or business instead of sending them your home address.
Review the parcel request, approve or reject it, and choose your preferred delivery option. The sender does not need to see your home address.
ParcelID is being designed around one core promise: the person sending your parcel should not need to know where you live.
Not shown to the sender.
ParcelID is being designed for the moments when you need to receive something physically but do not want to reveal where you live.
Receive purchases from private sellers without sending your home address in a chat.
Send to a verified recipient identity rather than handling personal address details yourself.
Accept gifts, samples or products while keeping your personal location private.
Create a clearer separation between public business activity and your residential address.
ParcelID is a private delivery identity designed to let you receive physical parcels without sharing your home address with the sender.
Something simple such as @Ricky. You share your ParcelID instead of your physical address.
The goal of ParcelID is that the sender does not need to see your personal delivery address. The delivery system receives the information required to complete the delivery.
The planned service will support options such as home delivery, parcel lockers and collection points, subject to carrier integrations.
That is part of the long-term design: your ParcelID stays the same while your private delivery destination can change.
ParcelID is currently in early validation. People who join the early-access list will be among the first invited to test the service.
Join the early-access list and help shape the first UK version of a more private way to receive parcels.
Early users will be among the first people invited to test the service. No payment required.