WeeklyPay ETFs — Weekly Dividend Payers

Roundhill's WeeklyPay suite is built around a single idea: pay shareholders every week rather than every quarter. Each fund takes concentrated exposure to one underlying — a mega-cap stock or a broad index — and writes short-dated options against it, distributing the collected premium on a weekly cadence. Because premium tracks implied volatility, the amount paid changes week to week: a volatile stretch produces a rich distribution, a quiet one a thinner check. Every payment has its own ex-date, record date and payment date, so buying the day after an ex-date means waiting a week for your first distribution. Annualized yields on this page use the most recent weekly distribution multiplied by 52 and divided by the current price, which is a run rate rather than a forecast. Read it alongside share-price trend: a high weekly payout funded by eroding NAV is not the same as one funded by strategy income. The table below covers every active Roundhill fund we track, sorted by current yield.