Container Prefix Directory
ONEY Container Prefix Owner
ONEY is a container owner code associated with ONE (Ocean Network Express). Learn how BIC container prefixes identify equipment owners and operators.
- Prefix
- ONEY
- Owner or operator
- ONE (Ocean Network Express)
The four-letter prefix ONEY appears at the start of ISO container identification numbers and is associated with ONE (Ocean Network Express).
A complete container number combines the owner prefix, six-digit serial number, and check digit. The prefix identifies registered equipment ownership and does not always identify the carrier currently transporting the container.
Use the CargoEnter container validator to check the number structure before starting shipment tracking.
ONEY container number format
A container number starting with ONEY has the four-letter prefix, a six-digit serial number, and one check digit, for example ONEY1234567.
Who uses ONEY containers
ONEY is registered to ONE (Ocean Network Express). Leased or exchanged equipment can move with a different shipping line, so the prefix alone does not identify the carrier of a shipment.
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns ONEY containers?
The ONEY prefix is associated with ONE (Ocean Network Express).
Does the ONEY prefix tell me the shipping line?
Not always. The prefix identifies the equipment owner. A leased or exchanged container can travel with a different carrier.