This year, the Credit One Charleston Open is offering a record $2.5 million to its players with the support of Credit One Bank – a landmark moment for equal prize money in women’s tennis.

New dining destinations, live entertainment, special events and an all-star lineup of on-site talent highlight what’s new at this year’s tournament

Bianca Andreescu, Sloane Stephens, Paula Badosa and Jennifer Brady have accepted wild cards into the 2026 Charleston Open player field.

Charleston field includes defending champion Jessica Pegula and two-time 2025 Grand Slam finalist Amanda Anisimova, as well as 2025 Australian Open champion Madison Keys and local standout Emma Navarro.

Jovic’s addition marks sixth Top 20 players in the 2026 Charleston field.

Charleston will offer an unprecedented $2.5 million player compensation package for a WTA 500 tournament as part of its commitment to equal pay in tennis.

Credit One Charleston Open announces fourth top 15 American to enter its 2026 player field.

World. No 11 and 2025 Comeback Player of the Year Belinda Bencic joins strong Charleston field featuring four top 15 players.

As voted by players, Charleston awarded top honors for the fourth consecutive year by WTA Tour.

World No. 5 and nine-time WTA champion Jessica Pegula joins the 2026 Credit One Charleston Open player field alongside World No. 8 Madison Keys.

World No. 6 and 2019 Charleston champion Madison Keys will compete in the Charleston Open for the 13th time next year.