ATP China Open
What the men’s China Open pays, round by round. In 2025 the singles champion took home $751,075, with $31,320 for a first-round loss.
The 2026 ATP China Open runs from 30 September to 6 October. Its prize money has not been published yet, so the figures below are for the 2025 edition, the most recent completed one, taken from the ATP’s official draw sheet.
Singles Prize Money Breakdown (2025)
| Round | Prize money | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | $751,075 | 500 |
| Runner-up | $404,105 | 330 |
| Semi-finalist | $215,360 | 200 |
| Quarter-finalist | $110,030 | 100 |
| Round of 16 | $58,735 | 50 |
| First round | $31,320 | 0 |
Qualifying (2025)
| Round | Prize money | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| Qualifying round 2 | $16,055 | 13 |
| Qualifying round 1 | $9,005 | 0 |
A player who comes through qualifying earns 25 ranking points and then collects the main-draw prize money for the round they reach.
Total Purse
The ATP draw sheet for the 2024 edition lists a total financial commitment of $3,891,650. The 2025 sheet does not print a total, and the 2026 purse is due to be published closer to the event.
What the Numbers Mean
- The champion earns $751,075, nearly double the runner-up’s $404,105.
- Reaching the quarter-finals is worth $110,030, more than three times a first-round exit.
- Even a first-round loss in the main draw pays $31,320, and a first-round qualifying loss $9,005.
- The title carries 500 ranking points, the standard award at ATP 500 level.
- Jannik Sinner collected the winner’s cheque in 2025.
FAQ
ATP China Open Prize Money FAQs
How much does the ATP China Open winner get?
$751,075 in 2025, plus 500 ranking points. The 2026 figure has not been published yet.
How much does a first-round loser earn at the ATP China Open?
$31,320 in the main draw in 2025. A first-round qualifying loss paid $9,005.
What is the total ATP China Open prize money?
The 2024 edition listed a total financial commitment of $3,891,650 on the ATP draw sheet. The 2026 purse will be published closer to the event.
Is the men’s prize money the same as the women’s?
No. The men’s event is an ATP 500 and the women’s is a WTA 1000, so the two carry different purses. The women’s breakdown is on our China Open prize money page.
More Coverage
Full coverage sits on our ATP China Open hub, with the list of every men’s champion and our guide to watching the ATP China Open in the UK. Every event we follow is in the tournaments index, and the dates are in the tennis calendar.