Jain tradition does not have a sanctioned “mantra for attracting wealth.” In Jainism, wealth is considered a result of a person’s karma and righteous conduct, not something to be gained through a specific mantra. The spiritual path focuses on right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct, along with ethical living, charity, and detachment.

What you can do in a Jain context:

• Practice Navkar (Namokar) Mantra as the foundational prayer, which honors the five supreme beings and fosters inner purity. It is not a wealth-specific chant, but it helps purify the mind and align actions with dharma. You can read more about its practice and meaning here .
• If you are interested in devotional stotras, Bhaktamar Stotra is well-known, and some people mention verses related to prosperity within its broader devotional context. However, it is a devotional work aimed at spiritual progress, not a guaranteed wealth-mantra. You can learn about its significance here .

Key Jain guidance on wealth:

• Wealth should be earned and used with right conduct (satya, ahiṃsā, charity, gratitude) and without harming others.
• Spiritual progress comes from inner purification and ethical living, not from seeking material gain through mantras.

If you want, I can explain more about how Jain ethics guide daily living to attract positive outcomes through right conduct.