The 2026 China Open is set to offer one of the biggest prize purses on the Asian swing, with a total of US$4.09 million (approximately RM16.68 million) up for grabs at the ATP event in Beijing.
The tournament has announced a total prize pool of US$4,089,385, adding extra incentive for players competing on the hard courts as the season enters its final stretch.
The biggest reward will go to the men’s singles champion, who will take home US$764,750 (around RM3.12 million) along with the China Open title.
The singles runner-up will also receive a significant payout, while players eliminated in earlier rounds will earn prize money based on how far they progress through the draw.
In doubles, the winning team will share US$251,200, worth approximately RM1.02 million, providing another substantial reward for the pair that comes through the competition.
The prize money adds another layer of importance to a tournament that regularly attracts some of the biggest names on the ATP Tour. With ranking points and a significant financial reward at stake, every round in Beijing carries plenty of value for players looking to strengthen their position during the closing stages of the season.
For the tournament itself, the sizeable purse underlines the China Open’s position as an important stop on the ATP calendar and one of the key events during the Asian swing.
With US$4 million-plus available across the field, the 2026 edition promises plenty of incentive for the world’s leading players as they battle for the title in Beijing.
