The move comes after the Centre had issued a direction to the state government in this regard.
The firms which are under scanner include Artha Tatwa Group, SLB, Specimen, Swastik India, Sai Kishore, Vista Credit, Mideast, Sri Gayatri, Sunraj, Microfinance, Evos, Rajiv Gandhi Memorial Multi-state, Green India, Utkal Multi-state and Jansahyog Sahkari Credit Society.
"A total of 15 teams comprising two members each will inspect such organisations, their functioning and financial irregularities," Odisha Cooperation Minister B K Arukh said.
The state government swung into action following a recent direction of Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperation which authorised Odisha's Cooperation department to investigate the functioning of at least 15 organisations allegedly running illegal money business.
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