The ATP has announced a record $32.4 million in ATP Challenger Tour prize money for the 2026 season, featuring an additional $5 million in singles compensation compared to 2025. Driven by the introduction of OneVision ATPs long-term strategic plan Challenger Tour prize money has surged an unprecedented 167% since 2022.
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