"DBNDC received" is a Buffalo checkpoint. DBNDC is a facility code for one of the courier's distribution centres, not a place name you can search for. The message means your parcel has physically arrived at that centre and been scanned in. It is an in-transit step, after the courier first took the parcel ("Received the parcel") and before it is sent onward.
No, this message by itself is normal. It is a routine handling scan, and nothing in it points to a problem. It would only be worth a second look if the tracking stays on this line for longer than the previous steps took.
The next update is almost always "Dispatching". That means the parcel has been sorted and is leaving the centre for its next stop, which may be another facility or the final delivery stage. Scans are sometimes uploaded in batches, so the next line may appear with a delay even when the parcel is already moving.
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Buffalo — is not the only postal service that you can track at PackageRadar. See full list of postal services available.