A key witness in the Wirecard criminal proceedings in Germany said on Thursday that he netted a €4.8-million ($5.2 million) lump sum for his part in the massive fraud, which is thought to have generated more than €3 billion from fictitious dealings. According to the indictment, manager Oliver Bellenhaus, who worked for a subsidiary of the payments processing company in Dubai from 2013 to 2020, received the money as a one-off remuneration, diverted from company funds and bypassing the payroll department. Speaking at the hearing in a regional court in Munich, Bellenhaus put his original monthly …