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TPAY dividend: payout history, ex-dates and yield

Roundhill TPAY · Roundhill · pays monthly

Quick answer

TPAY's latest payout was $0.4218 a share, ex-date 14 October 2026. At that rate it yields about 10% a year at the 5 Nov price of $50.93.

Updated 6 Nov 2026 · By Matthew Rhodes, former sell-side analyst · Sources and method

Next ex-date (declared)Tue 10 Nov 2026Pays Thu 12 Nov. Own TPAY before the ex-date to receive it.
On $10,000 at the latest price$83 a monthIf the latest $0.4218 payout repeated.
Paid over the last 8 payouts$3.37 a shareAverage $0.4217, 11 Mar to 14 Oct.

TPAY dividend history

Every TPAY payout per share, newest first. It pays monthly.

11 Mar 2026: $0.421811 Mar8 Apr 2026: $0.42188 Apr13 May 2026: $0.421813 May10 Jun 2026: $0.421810 Jun8 Jul 2026: $0.42188 Jul12 Aug 2026: $0.421812 Aug9 Sep 2026: $0.42189 Sep14 Oct 2026: $0.421814 Oct
TPAY payouts per share, 11 Mar 2026 to 14 Oct 2026. Latest in green.
TPAY payouts per share
Ex-datePay datePayoutChange
14 Oct 202615 Oct 2026$0.42180.0%
9 Sep 202610 Sep 2026$0.42180.0%
12 Aug 202613 Aug 2026$0.42180.0%
8 Jul 20269 Jul 2026$0.42180.0%
10 Jun 202611 Jun 2026$0.42180.0%
13 May 202614 May 2026$0.42180.0%
8 Apr 20269 Apr 2026$0.42180.0%
11 Mar 202612 Mar 2026$0.4218

TPAY total return vs the market

Total return with payouts reinvested, to 5 November 2026. SPY tracks the S&P 500, QQQ the Nasdaq-100.

Fund1 month3 months6 months12 months
TPAY−5.3%−5.1%+1.2%–
QQQ (Nasdaq-100)−14.4%−9.7%−4.9%+4.3%
SPY (S&P 500)−5.4%−4.5%+1.8%+9.3%
$55$52$4818 Feb 20265 Nov 2026
TPAY share price, first trading day of each month
12-month high
$55.06 · 7 Aug 2026
Latest close
$50.93 · 5 Nov 2026
Below 12-month high
−7.5%

What happens to the price on the ex-date

On an ex-date the payout leaves the fund, so the price usually falls by about that amount. Over TPAY's last 8 ex-dates the closing price fell a median $0.49, against a median payout of $0.42. The price also moves with the market on the day.

Ex-datePayoutClose the day beforeClose on the ex-datePrice change
14 Oct 2026$0.4218$54.44$53.45−$0.99
9 Sep 2026$0.4218$54.06$53.40−$0.66
12 Aug 2026$0.4218$54.83$54.55−$0.28
8 Jul 2026$0.4218$53.71$53.15−$0.56
10 Jun 2026$0.4218$53.28$52.15−$1.13
13 May 2026$0.4218$53.82$53.70−$0.12
8 Apr 2026$0.4218$48.46$49.27+$0.81
11 Mar 2026$0.4218$50.03$49.61−$0.42

What TPAY holds

From Roundhill's holdings file, 6 November 2026: 1 positions plus 3 option contracts.

Largest holdings

  1. Cash & Other4.8%

Its options, on 2 underlyings

Calls sold0
Calls bought3
Puts sold0
Puts bought0

Expiring 12 Mar 2027 to 16 Apr 2027. Selling a call brings in premium and gives up gains above its strike; buying a put limits losses below its strike; selling a put brings in premium and adds exposure if the price falls towards its strike.

TPAY changes

No closures, strategy changes or unusual payouts recorded for TPAY.

TPAY questions

How often does TPAY pay a dividend?

Monthly. It has paid 8 times since 11 Mar 2026 in our records.

When is TPAY's next ex-date?

Roundhill has published 10 November 2026 as the next ex-date, paid 12 November 2026. You must own TPAY before the ex-date to receive it.

How much does TPAY pay per share?

The latest payout was $0.4218 a share (ex-date 14 October 2026). Over its last 8 payouts it averaged $0.4217.

What is TPAY's dividend yield?

About 10% a year if the latest payout repeated for a year at the 5 November 2026 price of $50.93. Payouts change, so this is not a forecast.

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TPAY documents

Sources and method

Payouts from Roundhill's website and data files, checked against its Section 19(a) notices where published. Return-of-capital figures are the fund's own estimates from those notices, reported as published; they are a tax classification, not a measure of performance, and the final figures are on Form 1099-DIV. Prices and total returns from daily closing prices adjusted for splits and payouts. Holdings and fund facts from Roundhill's daily files. For information only, not investment or tax advice. More on our method.