For athletes at the ongoing 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics杠杆炒股, a podium finish can come with six-figure checks.
At the top of the payout rankings for 2026 is Singapore.
In some cases, rewards extend beyond standard medal bonuses.
For athletes at the ongoing 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, a podium finish can mean more than glory and a medal. In some countries, it also comes with watches and six-figure payouts.
Nearly 2,900 athletes from more than 90 national Olympic committees are competing at the Winter Games across 116 medal events across eight sports.
While the International Olympic Committee does not award prize money, many governments and national Olympic bodies offer cash bonuses.
Here is how some countries stack up, based on information compiled by CNBC from national Olympic committees, sports associations and local reports.
Singapore top s the payout rankings for the 2026 Winter Games.
The Southeast Asian nation offers about $792,000 for an individual gold medal, $395,000 for silver and $197,000 for bronze, making it the most generous gold-medal payout among the countries reviewed.
Singapore has only competed in one previous Winter Games, the 2018 edition, where short-track speedskater Cheyenne Goh finished 28th in the women's 1,500 meters.
The country is again represented by a single athlete in Italy: alpine skier Faiz Basha, who failed to finish the first run of the giant slalom at the Stelvio Ski Centre in Bormio, ending his campaign in a field of 81 athletes.
Hong Kong, which has sent alpine skiers and short-track speedskaters to compete in Italy, offers roughly $768,000 for gold, $384,000 for silver and $192,000 for bronze. The city has yet to win a medal at the Winter Olympics.
In Europe, Poland stands out not only for the scale but also for the variety of its rewards. Individual gold medalists can receive about $211,000. The package also includes a Toyota Corolla passenger car, a fully finished two-room apartment, a painting, a holiday voucher and jewelry.
Paintings and jewelry are also part of the entitlements offered to silver and bronze medalists, along with monetary rewards of about $169,000 and $124,000, respectively.
Italy, the host nation, offers about $214,000 for gold, $107,000 for silver and $71,000 for bronze.
South Korea awards about $208,000 for gold, roughly $139,000 for silver and $70,000 for bronze.
In some cases, rewards extend beyond standard medal bonuses. South Korean state media reported that snowboarder Choi Ga-on received 300 million won from her sports association after winning gold, while private companies also presented additional gifts, including a luxury watch from Swiss brand Omega.
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee awards $37,500 for gold, $22,500 for silver and $15,000 for bronze.
That said, not every winter sports powerhouse pays direct prize money.
Norway, which boasts the most medals in Winter Games history, does not award cash bonuses for podium finishes. Instead, athletes who continue competing may qualify for financial support from the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee. The stipend is worth roughly 160,000 Norwegian kroner per year ($16,831) and includes access to professional training and medical services.
In some countries, there is no publicly disclosed medal bonus scheme. The United Kingdom does not award cash bonuses for Olympic medals, meaning Team Great Britain athletes will not receive additional payments for podium finishes in 2026. Instead, financial support is provided through UK Sport, which uses National Lottery funding to back training, coaching and athlete development.
China also does not publish a standardized national payout structure for Winter Games medals, with rewards often determined at the provincial or sponsor level.
An Olympic medal represents years of sacrifice and training. In a high-stakes competition decided in seconds, a podium finish can also bring a life-changing payout.
对于参加2026年米兰-科尔蒂纳丹佩佐冬奥会的运动员来说，登上领奖台可能意味着获得六位数的奖金。
在2026年薪酬排行榜上，新加坡位居榜首。
在某些情况下，奖励不仅限于常规的奖牌激励。
对参加2026年米兰-科尔蒂纳冬奥会的运动员而言，登上领奖台不仅意味着荣誉和奖牌。在一些国家，获奖者还将获得名表和高额奖金。
来自90多个国家奥委会的近2900名运动员将参与本届冬奥会8个大项、116个小项的奖牌角逐。
尽管国际奥委会不颁发奖金，但许多国家和国家奥委会会提供现金奖励。
根据CNBC从各国奥委会、体育协会及当地报道中汇总的信息，以下是部分国家的排名情况。
新加坡在2026年冬奥会奖金排行榜上名列前茅。
这个东南亚国家为个人金牌提供约79.2万美元的奖励，银牌和铜牌分别奖励39.5万美元和19.7万美元，使其成为所调查国家中金牌奖金最丰厚的国家。
新加坡此前仅参加过一届冬奥会，即2018年平昌冬奥会。当时短道速滑运动员张伟丽在女子1500米项目中获得第28名。
该国再次仅由一名运动员代表出战意大利赛场：高山滑雪选手法伊兹·巴沙在博尔米奥的斯泰尔维奥滑雪中心参加大回转比赛，但未能完成首轮滑行，最终在81名选手中结束了本次征程。
中国香港此次派出高山滑雪和短道速滑选手赴意大利参赛，并为金牌得主提供约76.8万美元奖金，银牌和铜牌奖金分别为38.4万美元和19.2万美元。不过，香港迄今尚未在冬奥会上获得过奖牌。
在欧洲，波兰的奖励机制尤为突出，不仅因其丰厚程度，更因其多样性。个人金牌得主可获得约21.1万美元的奖金。奖励组合还包括一辆丰田卡罗拉轿车、一套精装修两居室公寓、一幅画作、一张度假券以及珠宝首饰。
银牌和铜牌获得者除分别获得约16.9万美元和12.4万美元的奖金外，还可享有画作和珠宝等奖励。
东道主意大利为金牌提供约21.4万美元奖金，银牌10.7万美元，铜牌7.1万美元。
韩国为金牌获得者颁发约20.8万美元奖金，银牌得主可获得约13.9万美元，铜牌获得者奖金约为7万美元。
在某些情况下，运动员获得的奖励远超常规奖牌奖金。据韩国官方媒体报道，单板滑雪选手崔佳恩（Choi Ga-on）在夺得金牌后，从所属体育协会获得了3亿韩元的奖励，多家私营企业还额外赠送了包括瑞士品牌欧米茄（Omega）豪华手表在内的礼品。
美国奥林匹克与残疾人奥林匹克委员会为金牌获得者颁发37,500美元，银牌获得者22,500美元，铜牌获得者15,000美元。
尽管如此，并非所有冬季运动强国都会直接发放奖金。
挪威作为冬奥会历史上奖牌数最多的国家，并不为登上领奖台的运动员颁发现金奖励。不过，继续参赛的运动员可能有资格获得挪威奥委会和残奥委会提供的资金支持。这笔津贴每年约合16万挪威克朗（约合1.68万美元），并包含专业训练和医疗服务。
部分国家未公开奥运奖牌奖金方案。英国不向奥运奖牌得主发放现金奖励，这意味着2026年登上领奖台的英国队运动员不会获得额外报酬。该国通过英国体育局提供资金支持，该机构利用国家彩票收入资助运动员的训练、教练团队及职业发展。
中国也未公布冬奥会奖牌的标准化国家奖励结构，相关奖励通常由省级政府或赞助商决定。
一枚奥运奖牌凝聚着多年的付出与训练。在胜负瞬息万变的高压赛场上杠杆炒股，站上领奖台可能意味着改变命运的丰厚回报。
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