Grayscale Files ZCSH High-Income ETF With SEC For Biweekly Payouts
Grayscale has filed registration paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a new ZCSH High-Income ETF, a product designed to deliver biweekly payouts to investors and structured separately from the firm's existing spot Zcash ETF. The filing, submitted during 2026, expands Grayscale's suite of income-oriented digital asset products following the successful launch of its Ethereum High Income ETF (ETCO) and Bitcoin Premium Income ETF earlier this year.
The defining feature of the ZCSH High-Income ETF is its biweekly distribution schedule, a cadence that distinguishes it from the monthly payouts offered by Grayscale's existing income products and the quarterly distributions common across the broader ETF market. Biweekly payouts, occurring 26 times per year, provide investors with more frequent cash flow than traditional monthly or quarterly structures, a design choice that appears aimed at retail investors seeking regular income from digital asset exposure.
The existing Zcash ETF (ZCSH), which began trading on NYSE Arca on August 25, 2026, operates as a passive spot vehicle that holds ZEC directly through a custodian without engaging in derivatives trading. It has accumulated approximately $345.97 million in net assets as of late September 2026, with a year-to-date daily total return of 186.39%. The fund does not pay distributions, maintaining a yield of 0.00%, and its investment objective is solely to track the spot price of Zcash less expenses and liabilities.
The SEC approval timeline represents the most significant near-term checkpoint. Grayscale's spot Zcash ETF required five amendments before receiving effectiveness, a process that stretched over several months. Until the SEC declares the registration effective, the ZCSH High-Income ETF remains a proposal rather than a tradeable product, and investors seeking biweekly crypto income will need to monitor SEC filings for amendments, comment letters, and eventual effectiveness notices.
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