Prize money

Earnings

Career prize money

The ATP publishes Daniel Merida Aguilar's career total on its own site, which Setlex cannot read yet.

2026 prize money

$1,112,791

Singles, across 12 singles draws Setlex prices

Their biggest payday of the season was $290,000 at U.S. Open.

2026, tournament by tournament

$1.1M$0
5 Mar8 Oct

Daniel Merida Aguilar’s cumulative 2026 prize money across 12 tournaments, ending at $1,112,791. Every tournament is listed in the table below.

Every 2026 tournament

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TournamentFinishedEarnedAs paidSeason to date
Shanghai Rolex MastersMasters 10008 Oct 2026Round of 128$24,335$1.1M
U.S. OpenGrand Slam4 Sep 2026Round of 32$290,000$1.1M
Cincinnati OpenMasters 100018 Aug 2026Round of 32$61,865$798.5K
National Bank OpenMasters 100011 Aug 2026Quarterfinal$193,645$736.6K
Millennium Estoril OpenATP 25021 Jul 2026Round of 32$7,507€6,570$542.9K
Plava Laguna Croatia OpenATP 25018 Jul 2026Champion$106,443€93,175$535.4K
WimbledonGrand Slam1 Jul 2026Round of 64$166,698£126,000$429K
French OpenGrand Slam25 May 2026Round of 128$87,000$262.3K
Internazionali BNL d'ItaliaMasters 10007 May 2026Round of 128$24,903€21,285$175.3K
Mutua Madrid OpenMasters 100027 Apr 2026Round of 32$63,633€54,110$150.4K
Tiriac OpenATP 2505 Apr 2026Runner-up$62,427€54,360$86.8K
BNP Paribas OpenMasters 10005 Mar 2026Round of 128$24,335$24.3K

1 further 2026 tournament is on Daniel Merida Aguilar’s record with no published prize sheet, so it is absent here rather than counted as nothing.

The career total is the ATP’s own published figure, quoted as it stands — it counts doubles and every tier, including the ones Setlex does not track, and moves when the tour updates it. The 2026 figure is this site’s arithmetic instead: each tournament’s published per-round singles prize, read at the round Daniel Merida Aguilar reached. A cheque written in another currency is converted at the European Central Bank’s reference rate for the tournament’s day, recorded when the tournament was priced and never recomputed; the amount as paid is beside it. Nothing here is an average of what a tier usually pays.