2026 Singapore Badminton Open Prize Money Breakdown: Full Super 750 Payouts

2026 Singapore Badminton Open Prize Money Breakdown: Full Super 750 Payouts

The 2026 KFF Singapore Badminton Open offers one of the biggest prize pools on the HSBC BWF World Tour. As a Super 750 tournament, the event features a total prize fund of USD 1,000,000, with players competing for substantial financial rewards and valuable BWF World Ranking points.

Prize money is awarded across all five disciplines, including men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles. Singles players receive individual payouts, while prize money in doubles events is awarded per pair and shared equally between both players.

Men’s and Women’s Singles Prize Money

The singles champions will each receive USD 70,000, while the runners up earn USD 34,000. Players reaching the semifinals will take home USD 14,000, with quarterfinalists receiving USD 5,500. Competitors eliminated in the Round of 16 earn USD 3,000, while every player who reaches the main draw is guaranteed USD 1,000 for a Round of 32 finish.

Winner: USD 70,000

Runner up: USD 34,000

Semifinalists: USD 14,000

Quarterfinalists: USD 5,500

Round of 16: USD 3,000

Round of 32: USD 1,000

Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles Prize Money

Doubles events offer slightly higher total payouts, with the champions receiving USD 74,000 per pair. The runners up collect USD 35,000 per pair, while semifinalists earn USD 14,000 per pair. Quarterfinalists receive USD 6,250 per pair, Round of 16 finishers earn USD 3,250 per pair, and Round of 32 participants are guaranteed USD 1,000 per pair.

Winner: USD 74,000 per pair

Runner up: USD 35,000 per pair

Semifinalists: USD 14,000 per pair

Quarterfinalists: USD 6,250 per pair

Round of 16: USD 3,250 per pair

Round of 32: USD 1,000 per pair

Why the Prize Money Matters

With a USD 1,000,000 purse, the Singapore Badminton Open ranks among the richest Super 750 tournaments on the BWF World Tour. Alongside significant prize money, players also compete for valuable world ranking points that can improve their rankings and strengthen their qualification chances for the season ending BWF World Tour Finals.

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