National Bank Open 2026 Prize Money: Full ATP and WTA Payouts Breakdown
The National Bank Open 2026, also known as the Rogers Cup, will feature some of the biggest prize money on the ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 calendars.
First held in 1891 as the Canadian National Championships, the National Bank Open is one of the oldest tournaments in tennis. The event is part of both the ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tours.
The men’s and women’s tournaments alternate between Toronto and Montreal each year. In 2026, the ATP and WTA events will again be staged in the two Canadian cities.
What is National Bank Open 2026 ATP Prize Money
The total ATP prize money for the 2026 National Bank Open is $9,415,725. This represents a 2.42% increase from 2025.
The ATP singles champion will earn $1,151,420, while the runner-up will receive $612,340.
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
Qualifying Round 1: $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
National Bank Open 2026 WTA Prize Money
The total WTA prize money for the 2026 National Bank Open is $7,433,076.
That represents a 44.26% increase compared with the 2025 tournament.
The WTA singles champion will earn $1,085,220, while the runner-up will receive $564,920.
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
Qualifying Round 1: $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
National Bank Open 2026 Prize Money Comparison
The 2026 ATP tournament offers a total purse of $9,415,725, compared with $7,433,076 for the WTA tournament.
ATP total prize money: $9,415,725
WTA total prize money: $7,433,076
ATP singles winner: $1,151,420
WTA singles winner: $1,085,220
ATP singles runner-up: $612,340
WTA singles runner-up: $564,920
The WTA prize pool has recorded a significant year-on-year increase of 44.26%, while the ATP purse has increased by 2.42%.
National Bank Open ATP Prize Money History
2026: $9,415,725, up 2.42%
2025: $9,193,540, up 35.29%
2024: $6,795,555, up 2.96%
2023: $6,600,000, up 11.36%
2022: $5,926,545, up 107.88%
2021: $2,850,975, down 50.00%
2020: Not played
2019: $5,701,945, up 7.3%
2018: $5,315,025, up 14.0%
2017: $4,662,300, up 14.0%
2016: $4,089,740, up 14.0%
2015: $3,587,490, up 14.0%
2014: $3,146,920, up 9.0%
2013: $2,887,085, up 9.0%
2012: $2,648,700, up 9.0%
2011: $2,430,000, no change
2010: $2,430,000, no change
2009: $2,430,000, up 2.7%
2008: $2,365,000, up 7.5%
2007: $2,200,000, no change
2006: $2,200,000
National Bank Open 2026 Prize Money Summary
The National Bank Open continues to offer substantial prize money across both the ATP and WTA events.
The ATP tournament has a $9.42 million prize pool, with the singles champion earning more than $1.15 million.
The WTA tournament has a $7.43 million purse, with the women’s singles champion receiving more than $1.08 million.
The biggest increase comes on the WTA side, where total prize money is up 44.26% from 2025.
National Bank Open 2026 Quick Facts
Tournament: National Bank Open
Also known as: Rogers Cup
ATP level: Masters 1000
WTA level: WTA 1000
ATP prize money: $9,415,725
WTA prize money: $7,433,076
ATP singles winner: $1,151,420
WTA singles winner: $1,085,220
ATP singles runner-up: $612,340
WTA singles runner-up: $564,920
First held: 1891
Host cities: Toronto and Montreal
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