The summer hard-court swing is underway, and all eyes are on the Canadian Open 2026, also known as the National Bank Open. Split between the bustling cities of Montreal and Toronto, this Masters Tournament is where the biggest names in tennis come to make their mark ahead of the US Open. Despite the withdrawals of Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic, heavy hitters like Alexander Zverev, Daniil Medvedev, Aryna Sabalenka, and Coco Gauff are battling it out for ranking points and some serious cash as prize money.
The opening round saw the third seed Alex de Minaur survive a tough all-Aussie battle against James Duckworth, securing a 6-2, 7-6 victory. Alexei Popyrin continued his momentum at the Canadian Open, defeating Roman Andres Burruchaga 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 to advance. Additionally, Stefanos Tsitsipas advanced with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Martin Damm. Meanwhile, on the women’s side in Toronto, Aryna Sabalenka began her stay with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Japan’s Moyuka Uchijima. No. 7 seed Iga Swiatek took just 45 minutes to beat Czech Republic’s Sara Bejlek 6-0, 3-0.
What is the total prize money for the Canadian Open 2026 tournament?
The National Bank Open features a mouthwatering financial commitment for both the WTA and ATP tours. The total ATP prize money has reached $9,415,725. The WTA purse has seen an increase of over forty-four per cent from the previous year, bringing the women’s total prize pool to $7,433,076. This financial boost for the WTA is part of a broader, phased plan to achieve fully equal prize money across both events by the year 2027.
How much will the winners and runners-up take home From the National Bank Open?
The champion of the men’s singles event will walk away with $1,151,420, while the ATP runner-up will earn $612,340. In the women’s singles tournament, the champion is set to collect a massive $1,085,220. The WTA runner-up will also secure a handsome compensation of $564,920 for their efforts.
Canadian Open 2026 Prize Money Breakdown:
ATP Singles Prize Money 2026
- Winner: $1,151,420 (£857,030 / €980,266)
- Runner-up: $612,340 (£455,780 / €521,318)
- Semifinal: $340,190 (£253,212 / €289,622)
- Quarterfinal: $193,645 (£144,135 / €164,860)
- Round 4: $105,720 (£78,690 / €90,005)
- Round 3: $61,865 (£46,048 / €52,669)
- Round 2: $36,110 (£26,878 / €30,742)
- Round 1: $24,335 (£18,113 / €20,718)
- Q1: $21,590 (£16,070 / €18,381)
ATP Doubles Prize Money 2026
- Winner: €151,280 ($178,176 / £131,776)
- Runner-up: €80,680 ($95,024 / £70,278)
- Semifinal: €40,820 ($48,077 / £35,557)
- Quarterfinal: €20,420 ($24,050 / £17,787)
- Round 1: €10,560 ($12,437 / £9,199)
WTA Singles Prize Money 2026
- Winner: $1,085,220 (£804,970 / €940,684)
- Runner-up: $564,920 (£419,033 / €489,681)
- Semifinal: $297,315 (£220,536 / €257,717)
- Quarterfinal: $154,354 (£114,493 / €133,796)
- Round 4: $81,800 (£60,676 / €70,905)
- Round 3: $47,605 (£35,311 / €41,265)
- Round 2: $28,425 (£21,084 / €24,639)
- Round 1: $18,420 (£13,663 / €15,967)
- Q1: $10,100 (£7,492 / €8,755)
WTA Doubles Prize Money 2026
- Winner: $379,080 (£328,592 / €281,185)
- Runner-up: $200,690 (£173,961 / €148,863)
- Semifinal: $107,760 (£93,408 / €79,932)
- Quarterfinal: $53,900 (£46,721 / €39,981)
- Round 2: $28,810 (£24,973 / €21,370)
- Round 1: $15,800 (£13,696 / €11,720)
