When Wirecard collapsed in spectacular fashion in 2020, a VC-backed Dublin payments firm called NomuPay snapped up distressed assets from the rubble. Specifically, it acquired a series of Wirecard payment solutions in places like Malaysia, Singapore Turkey, and Hong Kong, as part of its plan to provide a cross-border unified payments platform in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Europe. The growth spurt continued last month with NomuPay announcing it had raised $53.6 million (€50 million) in an investment funding round co-led by Finch Capital, its Dutch parent company, and Outpost Ventures, an investment platform of the New York-headquartered Neuberger Berman. However, the acquisition spree…

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