Since 2014, lndonesia's democracy has moved forward to a new form of autonomy called village decentralization. Under this decentralization, village government has wider authority in many areas and also rights to receive fund from State Budget, This study aims at investigating determinants of performance of village fund management. The population is 16 villages in Wadaslintang Sub-district, Wonosobo, lndonesia. Selected respondents are 94 rural facilitators and village officers e.g. head of village, village secretary, village treasurer. The data were collected through questionnaires and analyzed by multiple linier regression analysis. The result shows that the capacity of village officers, regulatory compliance, supervision quality of Vllage Representative Board, utilization of information technology, and rural facilitator have significant influence toward the performance of village fund management