2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations

Prize Money Tracker

*Updated each round

Business of Sports Africa (BOSA) tracks prize money across all 16 teams at WAFCON 2026 - from the $150,000 participation prize to the champion's record $2 million payout. Follow how much each nation earns at every stage of the tournament, with breakdowns by team and group, and insights into which teams are capturing the most value as the competition progresses in Morocco.

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Business of Sports Africa (BOSA) Prize Money Tracker
WAFCON 2026 Prize Money Tracker
TotalEnergies CAF Women's AFCON · Morocco · Prize pool $5.8M ▲ 67% · Winner $2M · Group-stage floor $150K
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Prize money committed so far (16 teams)
Committed so far
teams past the group stage
Guaranteed floor
$2.4M
all 16 × $150K participation
Remaining in pool
of $5.8M prize pool
Teams with results
of 16 total
Prize pool committed0%
Total prize pool
$5.8M
Winner's prize (▲ 100%)
$2M
Group-stage floor (▲ 20%)
$150K
Pool vs 2024 ($3.48M)
▲ 67%
Champion vs group exit
13.3×
Prize money by finish (USD)
2026 vs the 2024 edition. 4th place & quarter-finals not yet published by CAF.
Finish / stage20262024Change
WAFCON financial snapshot
Teams shown
Committed (shown)
Group roll-up
Committed earnings by group. Updates when stages refresh.
GroupTeamsCommittedAvg / team
African teams (CAF) — earnings
TeamGroupStage reachedEarnings
* The $5.8M prize pool is a record, up 67% from $3.475M at Morocco 2024. Placement prizes are each team's total, inclusive of the $150,000 participation floor. CAF had not published the 2026 fourth-place and quarter-final prizes at the time of writing; those tiers show TBD and hold roughly $1.35M of the pool. Source: CAF prize-money announcements, 2024 & 2026.