Hangzhou Open 2026 Prize Money: Champion to Earn $158,065
The Hangzhou Open 2026 prize money totals $1,039,090, with the men’s singles champion set to earn $158,065 and 250 PIF ATP Rankings points.
The AITO Hangzhou Open is taking place from September 23 to September 29, 2026, on the outdoor hard courts of the Hangzhou Olympics Sports Center in China. The ATP 250 tournament features a 28-player singles draw and a 16-team doubles competition.
Based on average August 2026 exchange rates, the champion’s $158,065 prize is worth approximately €136,398, £116,754 or A$222,691.
Below is the complete singles, qualifying and doubles prize-money breakdown, including ATP ranking points and estimated conversions into euros, British pounds and Australian dollars.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Singles Prize Money
The 2026 Hangzhou Open singles champion will earn $158,065 and 250 ATP ranking points, while the runner-up will receive $92,200 and 165 points.
| Round | ATP Points | USD | EUR* | GBP* | AUD* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | 250 | $158,065 | ≈€136,398 | ≈£116,754 | ≈A$222,691 |
| Finalist | 165 | $92,200 | ≈€79,561 | ≈£68,103 | ≈A$129,897 |
| Semifinal | 100 | $54,205 | ≈€46,775 | ≈£40,038 | ≈A$76,367 |
| Quarterfinal | 50 | $31,405 | ≈€27,100 | ≈£23,197 | ≈A$44,245 |
| Round of 16 | 25 | $18,235 | ≈€15,735 | ≈£13,469 | ≈A$25,691 |
| Round of 28 | 0 | $11,145 | ≈€9,617 | ≈£8,232 | ≈A$15,702 |
The 28-player format means the four highest seeds receive first-round byes and begin their campaigns in the Round of 16.
*Currency conversions are estimates based on average exchange rates for August 2026. The official Hangzhou Open prize money is published in US dollars, so actual values in other currencies can fluctuate.
The August 2026 average rates used throughout this article are:
- US$1 = €0.862922
- US$1 = £0.738648
- US$1 = A$1.408858
The prize money listed for each round represents the amount earned by a player who finishes at that stage and is not cumulative.
How Much Will the Hangzhou Open 2026 Champion Earn?
Winning the men’s singles title in Hangzhou will be worth $158,065 and 250 ATP ranking points.
Using the August 2026 exchange rates, that prize is approximately:
| Currency | Champion Prize |
|---|---|
| US Dollar | $158,065 |
| Euro | ≈€136,398 |
| British Pound | ≈£116,754 |
| Australian Dollar | ≈A$222,691 |
The runner-up will receive $92,200, equivalent to approximately €79,561, £68,103 or A$129,897.
That means winning the championship match instead of finishing runner-up is worth an additional $65,865.
Semifinalists receive $54,205 each, while reaching the quarterfinals guarantees $31,405.
Players reaching the Round of 16 earn $18,235, while those eliminated in the opening main-draw round receive $11,145.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Qualifying Prize Money
Players competing in qualifying also receive prize money.
| Qualifying Stage | ATP Points | USD | EUR* | GBP* | AUD* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Second Qualifying Round | 7 | $5,575 | ≈€4,811 | ≈£4,118 | ≈A$7,854 |
| First Qualifying Round | 0 | $3,040 | ≈€2,623 | ≈£2,245 | ≈A$4,283 |
Players who successfully qualify for the main draw earn 13 ATP ranking points for qualifying before becoming eligible for the ranking points and prize money available in the main draw.
A player who qualifies does not receive a separate qualifying-winner payment. Instead, that player advances into the main draw and earns the applicable main-draw prize money based on where their tournament eventually ends.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Doubles Prize Money
The Hangzhou Open doubles draw features 16 teams, with the champions receiving $54,970 per team and 250 ATP ranking points.
The complete doubles distribution is:
| Round | ATP Points | USD per Team | EUR* | GBP* | AUD* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champions | 250 | $54,970 | ≈€47,435 | ≈£40,603 | ≈A$77,445 |
| Finalists | 150 | $29,530 | ≈€25,482 | ≈£21,812 | ≈A$41,604 |
| Semifinals | 90 | $17,280 | ≈€14,911 | ≈£12,764 | ≈A$24,345 |
| Quarterfinals | 45 | $9,580 | ≈€8,267 | ≈£7,076 | ≈A$13,497 |
| Round of 16 | 0 | $5,650 | ≈€4,876 | ≈£4,173 | ≈A$7,960 |
The ATP specifies that these doubles amounts are paid per team, rather than per individual player.
Winning the doubles title rather than finishing runner-up is worth an additional $25,440 per team.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Total Prize Money
The ATP lists $1,039,090 in total prize money for the 2026 AITO Hangzhou Open.
Converted using the same August 2026 exchange rates, the total purse is approximately:
| Currency | Total Prize Money |
|---|---|
| US Dollar | $1,039,090 |
| Euro | ≈€896,654 |
| British Pound | ≈£767,522 |
| Australian Dollar | ≈A$1,463,930 |
The total tournament purse should not be confused with the singles winner’s prize. It represents the prize money distributed across singles, qualifying and doubles competition.
Hangzhou Open Prize Money Increases in 2026
Prize money has increased slightly compared with the 2025 edition.
The 2025 Hangzhou Open had a reported purse of $1,019,185, compared with $1,039,090 in 2026.
| Year | Total Prize Money |
|---|---|
| 2026 | $1,039,090 |
| 2025 | $1,019,185 |
| Increase | $19,905 (+2.0%) |
The singles champion’s payout has risen by a similar percentage.
Alexander Bublik earned $154,980 for winning the 2025 title, while the 2026 champion will receive $158,065 — an increase of $3,085, or approximately 2.0%.
Here is how the singles payouts compare:
| Round | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Champion | $154,980 | $158,065 |
| Finalist | $90,435 | $92,200 |
| Semifinal | $53,165 | $54,205 |
| Quarterfinal | $30,805 | $31,405 |
| Round of 16 | $17,885 | $18,235 |
| Opening Round | $10,930 | $11,145 |
Every stage of the singles main draw therefore carries a slightly larger payout in 2026.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Tournament Details
First held in 2024, the Hangzhou Open is one of the newest events on the ATP Tour’s Asian hard-court swing.
The tournament takes place at the tennis centre of the Hangzhou Olympics Sports Center, a modern venue featuring an 8,000-seat centre court with a retractable roof.
Hangzhou is located around 200 kilometres from Shanghai and is also the birthplace of Chinese tennis star Wu Yibing.
Here are the key details for the 2026 tournament:
| Tournament Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Tournament | AITO Hangzhou Open |
| Category | ATP 250 |
| Dates | September 23–29, 2026 |
| Location | Hangzhou, China |
| Venue | Hangzhou Olympics Sports Center |
| Surface | Outdoor Hard |
| Singles Draw | 28 players |
| Doubles Draw | 16 teams |
| Total Prize Money | $1,039,090 |
| Singles Champion Prize | $158,065 |
| Singles Champion Points | 250 |
| Doubles Champions Prize | $54,970 per team |
| Tour Swing | Asian Swing |
The ATP’s official 2026 calendar places Hangzhou alongside the Chengdu Open as the opening ATP 250 doubleheader of the Chinese portion of the Asian Swing.
Hangzhou Open 2026 Schedule
Qualifying began on Tuesday, September 22, with the main draw getting underway on Wednesday, September 23.
The official schedule includes:
| Stage | Date & Time |
|---|---|
| Qualifying | September 22–23, from 12 p.m. |
| Main Draw Begins | September 23 |
| Main Draw, Sept. 24–27 | From 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. |
| September 28 | From 3:30 p.m. |
| Doubles Final | September 29, 4:30 p.m. |
| Singles Final | September 29, not before 7:30 p.m. |
All times are local China Standard Time (GMT+8).
The singles championship match is therefore scheduled for Tuesday, September 29, not before 7:30 p.m.
Who Is Playing at the Hangzhou Open 2026?
Former World No. 1 Daniil Medvedev headlines the 2026 field and is the No. 1 seed.
Andrey Rublev is seeded second, while Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Quentin Halys complete the top four. Medvedev and Rublev both receive first-round byes because of the tournament’s 28-player format.
Other notable players competing in Hangzhou include:
- Tomas Martin Etcheverry
- Quentin Halys
- Fabian Marozsan
- Buyunchaokete
- Zhang Zhizhen
- Valentin Royer
Chinese interest is led by Zhang Zhizhen and Buyunchaokete, while Cui Jie also entered the main draw as a wildcard.
Medvedev enters Hangzhou looking to strengthen his position in the race toward the season-ending ATP Finals, while Rublev is pursuing his second title of the 2026 season.
Alexander Bublik Won the 2025 Hangzhou Open
Alexander Bublik is the most recent Hangzhou singles champion.
The Kazakh defeated French qualifier Valentin Royer 7-6(4), 7-6(4) in the 2025 championship match.
Bublik did not drop serve during his title run and captured his fourth trophy of the 2025 season with the victory.
Royer has returned to Hangzhou in 2026 and won his opening match against Adam Walton, setting up a second-round meeting with top seed Daniil Medvedev.
Hangzhou Open 2025 Doubles Champions
Francisco Cabral and Lucas Miedler won the 2025 doubles title.
They defeated Nicolas Barrientos and David Pel 6-4, 6-4 in the championship match.
The 2026 doubles champions will collect $54,970 per team and 250 ATP ranking points.
Hangzhou Open Singles Champions
The Hangzhou Open is still a very young tournament, having debuted on the ATP Tour in 2024.
Only two players have lifted the singles trophy so far:
| Year | Champion |
|---|---|
| 2025 | Alexander Bublik |
| 2024 | Marin Cilic |
That means no player has yet won multiple Hangzhou singles titles.
Bublik became the tournament’s youngest champion at age 28 in 2025, while Cilic remains the oldest at 35. Bublik was ranked No. 19 when he won, making him the highest-ranked champion through the first two editions.
Marin Cilic’s Historic 2024 Title
The inaugural Hangzhou Open produced one of the most unusual title runs in recent ATP history.
Marin Cilic won the 2024 tournament while ranked World No. 777, making him the lowest-ranked ATP Tour singles champion at the time.
The Croatian defeated home favourite Zhang Zhizhen in the championship match to capture the first Hangzhou Open title.
Cilic remains the tournament’s oldest champion, having won the trophy at age 35.
Hangzhou Open Records
Heading into the third edition of the tournament, the ATP lists the following Hangzhou records:
- Most singles titles: Alexander Bublik and Marin Cilic — 1 each
- Oldest champion: Marin Cilic — 35 in 2024
- Youngest champion: Alexander Bublik — 28 in 2025
- Highest-ranked champion: Alexander Bublik — World No. 19 in 2025
- Lowest-ranked champion: Marin Cilic — World No. 777 in 2024
- Home champions: None
- Most match wins: Marin Cilic and Zhang Zhizhen — 5 each
