Cash dividend
Cash paid on the underlying share and reinvested by the issuer through the multiplier.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | cash_dividend |
| Category | income |
| Ledger treatment | Income |
What we detect
A multiplier increase that matches a standing CashDividend record exactly: both multipliers, and the activation time to the second.
Evidence required
- A standing issuer version:
InitialorCorrected, not cancelled.Scheduledannouncements are never evidence. multiplierOldandmultiplierNewequal the mint's f64 values, within 4ε.- The record's effective time equals the on-chain activation.
- Exactly one record matches.
When evidence is missing or conflicts
- No matching record: unclassified, "No published issuer action matches the observed multiplier change".
- Effective time differs from the activation: unclassified, with both times in the reason.
- More than one record matches: unclassified, naming the records.
- No usable net cash: still a dividend, with USD null (unknown, never zero).
- Net cash implying a reinvestment price outside ×3 of the median of the same asset's other dividends (STRCx: ~$953,728/share): still a dividend, with USD null and a warning.
- Gross × (1 − withholding) ≠ net: valued, with the inconsistency flagged.
- A 5% currency retention in the withholding field, with a note saying so (LINx, ETNx, ASMLx): recognised as
retentionRate. It is not tax and is not deducted again.
How it is booked
Units added are income. The protected floor is unchanged. USD = shares held at the event × issuer net cash per share.
In practice
LINx, ETNx, ASMLx and TSMx cover the retention and retention-release cases; STRCx covers implausible issuer cash.
In the API
- v2:
type: "cash_dividend",treatment: "income", withvalidation, the lifecycle and the evidence onGET /v2/actions/{id}. - v1: shown as
dividend.