From the point of view of Jain Dharma:

• Jain scriptures do not say that a Jain girl can marry only a Jain boy.
• Marriage is mainly treated as a social and worldly arrangement, not a direct path to liberation.
• The real concern in Jainism is:

- Ahimsa (non‑violence) – especially strict vegetarian food, no meat/eggs, usually no alcohol, etc. - Satya, asteya, brahmacharya (fidelity), aparigraha – truth, honesty, loyalty, simple living. - Whether the couple’s home will support Jain practices (puja, Paryushan/Dashlakshan, etc.).

So, being a wealthy SC Hindu is not a problem from Jain-scriptural view. What matters much more is:

1. Are you ready to accept her Jain lifestyle (pure vegetarian, non‑violent, simple)?
2. Are both of you comfortable about future children’s upbringing and religious practices?
3. Are both families willing to cooperate peacefully?

Many Jain families socially prefer a Jain match (for ease of food, rituals, relatives), so there may be family resistance, but this is social custom, not Jain dharma rule.

If you truly respect her faith, are ready for a non‑violent Jain way of life at home, and both of you mutually agree, then from Jain dharma’s side such a marriage is acceptable.