The total prize money for the 2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters stands at a record $9,415,725, representing a 2.42% increase compared to last season. As one of the most important ATP Masters 1000 tournaments, the competition in Shanghai brings enormous stakes for the ATP rankings, where the winner claims the maximum 1,000 points.
Below is a detailed breakdown of the prize money and points by round for singles, doubles, and qualifying.
Singles Competition
The prize money in the singles draw is paid per player, with 96 players participating in the main event. The top 32 seeds receive a bye in the opening round, while everyone competing in the first round is guaranteed a payout.
| Round | Prize Money ($) | ATP Points |
| Winner | $1,151,380 | 1000 |
| Finalist | $612,340 | 650 |
| Semifinals | $340,190 | 400 |
| Quarterfinals | $193,645 | 200 |
| Fourth Round (R16) | $105,720 | 100 |
| Third Round (R32) | $61,865 | 50 |
| Second Round (R64) | $36,110 | 30 |
| First Round (R96) | $23,760 | 10 |
Doubles Competition
In the doubles competition, 32 pairs compete, and the listed prize money amounts are shared per team:
| Round | Prize Money (Per Team) | ATP Points |
| Winners | $468,200 | 1000 |
| Finalists | $247,870 | 600 |
| Semifinals | ~$133,120 (2.4% increase) | 360 |
| Quarterfinals | ~$69,600 | 180 |
| Second Round (R16) | ~$37,300 | 90 |
| First Round (R32) | ~$20,400 | 0 |
Qualifying (Singles)
Players who do not secure direct entry into the main draw battle through two rounds of qualifying, which also provide significant financial compensation and ranking points:
| Round | Prize Money ($) | ATP Points |
| Qualifying 2nd Round (Q2) | $14,120 | 16 |
| Qualifying 1st Round (Q1) | $7,320 | 0 |
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