If the site hangs on a blank screen or the interface stops responding, start with the basics: clear your browser cache and cookies, then reload the page. Try a different browser — Chrome, Firefox, or Edge. If the problem persists across all browsers, check whether JavaScript is enabled and whether any extensions (ad blockers, script blockers) are interfering with page rendering.
The tracking status sometimes gets stuck or shows outdated information. This doesn't always mean a system failure — data syncs with a delay, especially for international shipments. Wait 2–4 hours and try again. If the status hasn't changed in over 24 hours, use the mobile app instead of the website: it often pulls fresher data from a separate endpoint.
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If the payment page throws an error or the transaction just doesn't complete, first verify that your card supports international purchases — some banks block cross-border transactions by default. Try a different payment method or card. Also make sure your billing address in the FedEx account exactly matches what your bank has on file: even a small mismatch can cause a decline.
Delete the app, restart your phone, then reinstall the latest version from the App Store or Google Play. If the app opens but freezes on the shipment screen, check your internet connection — the app requires a stable connection to fetch live data. Switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data (or vice versa) often resolves this instantly.
This usually comes down to a PDF rendering issue in the browser. Disable any PDF viewer extensions and let the browser handle the file natively. If the download starts but the file is corrupted, try a different browser or use the app to generate the label instead.