In the Digambar tradition, the word gaccha (or gaccha/gaṇa) is not used today in the same formal way as in Śvetāmbara Mūrtipujak Jains (like Tapa Gaccha, Khartargaccha etc.).

So, practically:

• Digambaras do not have “gaccha names” like Tapāgaccha, Khartaragaccha, etc.
• Instead, Digambar monks are mainly organized in saṅgh / gaṇa / sampradāya, for example:

- Mūla Saṅgha (with old sub‑lineages like Nandi, Sena, Simha, Deva, etc.) - Kāṣṭhā Saṅgha - Drāviḍa Saṅgha - Later/related lines such as Balātkāra Gaṇa, Deśiyā Gaṇa, etc.

These are usually called saṅgha or gaṇa, not “gaccha” in day‑to‑day Digambar usage, and the whole system is less central than the Śvetāmbara gaccha system.

You can read a simple explanation of gaccha and sampradāya in Digambar context here