ETF fund dividend rules are as follows: 1. ETF fund dividends are divided into two methods: cash dividends and dividend reinvestment; 2. After dividends are distributed, the net value of the fund will be reduced accordingly according to this dividend; 3. Dividends can be distributed only if the following conditions are met: Fund income for the year

Distribution can only be made after making up for losses in previous years. After fund income is distributed, the net value of the unit cannot be lower than the face value. Distribution cannot be made if there is a net loss in the current period of fund investment.

This is how ETF funds distribute dividends: When the cumulative return rate of the ETF fund exceeds the cumulative return rate of the underlying index in the same period by more than 1%, dividends can be distributed, up to 2 times a year, and the dividends are paid in cash, but the effective date of the fund contract is less than 3

Income distribution is not allowed on a monthly basis.

Dividends from ETF funds are usually paid directly to investors' accounts, and it takes about 2 to 4 days to arrive.

As for the specific dividend rules, they will be stipulated in the contract.