The 2026 FIP World Cup is underway in Qatar, marking the second consecutive visit to the Middle East country for the tournament after the 2024 games.
Some of the best Padel players in the world will take to the courts at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex in Doha, representing 16 nations in the pairs event.
2026 brings the largest ever prize money on offer for the FIP World Cup, alongside ranking points for successful players progressing through the tournament.
Here we detail both the prize money and ranking points on offer for the 2026 FIP World Cup.
There is a total prize pot of €1.2 million in prize money on offer for players at the 2026 FIP World Cup, where the money will be split evenly between the men and the women's competitions.
The FIP has not yet officially disclosed the breakdown of the money, however the total represents the highest prize money ever awarded in an official Padel competition.
That figure is set to be increased once more in the 2028 tournament however, where the total prize money has been announced as €1.35 million.
The FIP 2026 World Cup registers as an official competition on the International Padel Federation calendar and points gained at the tournament will therefore rank like any other tournament recognized by the FIP.
The ranking points on offer in Qatar are the same for both men and women and total as follows:
Round | Points |
|---|---|
Winner | 2000 |
Finals | 1200 |
Semi-Finals | 720 |
Quarter-Finals | 360 |
Round of 16 | 180 |
Round of 32 | 90 |
Round of 64 | 35 |
Bonus | 15 |
The FIP 2026 World Cup also offers bonus points for unseeded players who beat seeded pairs during the event.
Any unseeded Main Draw players who defeat a player seeded between 1st and 8th will receive 30 bonus points.
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