$9.6 million player prize money purse for 2024 Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Finals

The 2024 women’s world champions will receive $2,400,000 to be shared amongst the members of the team. The full breakdown of player prize money at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals is as follows: 

 

World champions: $2,400,000 

Runners-up: $1,400,000 

Semi-finalists: $960,000 

Quarter-finalists: $520,000 

Finals 1st round: $450,000 

 

David Haggerty, ITF President, said: “At the heart of the ITF Advantage All programme is a drive towards gender parity and we are pleased to be offering equivalent prize money across Billie Jean King Cup Finals and Davis Cup Finals for the third year in a row. As ever, we are grateful to Billie Jean King Cup title sponsor Gainbridge for their support in helping to make this possible.” 

 

Conchita Martinez, Billie Jean King Cup Finals tournament director and five-time Billie Jean King Cup champion, said: "Representing your nation at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals is a huge achievement, and we are delighted to have a generous player prize money purse which enables us to reward all players at the Finals. We are thankful to all our sponsors and partners for their support of the Billie Jean King Cup and of women’s tennis as a whole." 

 

Dan Towriss, CEO and President of Group 1001, the parent company of Gainbridge®, said: "Gainbridge® is committed to women’s sports and we are thrilled to help ensure that the prize money for the Billie Jean King Cup Finals will be equivalent to the Davis Cup Finals once again. This year, as part of our Parity Week celebration, we are also investing in the future of women's sports by creating opportunities for the next generation of female athletes. I look forward to watching a great competition in Malaga and standing alongside Billie Jean King as the winning team receives their prize money." 

 

The Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge is part of Parity Week. Gainbridge®, Parity and the Women’s Sports Foundation® are awarding $150,000 in grants to organizations that support girls and women through sports and education. The initiative is inspired by Billie Jean King. To learn more about Parity Week, visit paritynow.co/parityweek.