On March 20, 2025, the State Post Bureau issued a notice regarding an investigation into Yunda Express. It was found that some franchisees of Yunda Express had significant security management loopholes in their agreements with clients, which allowed fraudulent promotional materials to enter the delivery network, leading to significant financial losses for the victims. Shanghai Yunda Freight Co., Ltd. is held accountable for its inadequate management of franchisees and for failing to implement unified security management as required. The State Post Bureau has initiated an investigation into Shanghai Yunda Freight Co., Ltd. in accordance with the law.

It has been reported that Yunda Express overlooked the client review and parcel security inspection processes, allowing criminals to exploit franchise locations to send fraudulent materials related to false investments and high-return financial schemes. These materials were distributed through the express network, and some victims fell into fraud traps after believing the promotions.

Management Failure Leading to Strict Regulatory Action

The State Post Bureau pointed out that as a franchise-based express delivery company, Yunda Express had not strictly implemented the "Interim Regulations on Express Delivery" and safety management systems. The company failed to effectively manage its franchisees' security training, client screening, and parcel security checks. This incident has exposed a serious lack of corporate responsibility in "unified management."

Strengthening Express Delivery Safety

This event has sparked renewed public concern about safety management in the express delivery industry. Experts emphasize the need for express companies to strengthen supervision of their franchise systems, improve client review mechanisms, strictly enforce parcel inspection, real-name registration, and other systems, and enhance staff training on fraud prevention to curb the circulation of illegal goods at the source.