Śvetāmbara Jainism is traditionally divided into three main sub-sects:

• Murtipujaka (Murti-pūjak) – worshippers of Tirthankara idols in temples.
• Sthanakvasi – reject idol worship and temple rituals, focus on meditation and scripture.
• Terapanthi – a distinct reform group that arose from Sthanakvasi, emphasizes disciplined practice and does not worship images.

Note: Some lists treat Terapanthi as a sub-sect of Sthanakvasi, while others list it as a separate branch within Śvetāmbara. In all cases, these three are the main divisions commonly described in Jain tradition. You can read more here