Answer

In the Shwetambar Jain tradition, there is not one single Acharya for all Shwetambars.

There are different Shwetambar traditions and gacchas, and each may have its own respected Acharya, Gachchhadhipati, or senior spiritual leader.

Explanation

The Shwetambar tradition includes groups such as:

• Shwetambar Murtipujak
• Sthanakvasi
• Terapanth

Among these:

• Terapanth Shwetambar tradition traditionally has one main Acharya at a time.
• Murtipujak and Sthanakvasi traditions have multiple lineages, so there are multiple Acharyas and senior monks.

Takeaway

So, the answer depends on which Shwetambar sect or lineage you are asking about. There is no single universal Acharya for the entire Shwetambar Jain community.