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Re:Ask HN: Booking.com sends raw CC data to Hotels. Is it le... by boysabr3 on Wednesday January 10, 2018 @05:29AM (#16113904)
I think you have the answer already and IANAL but just to add on, in most countries this a matter of PCI compliance that is enforced by the card networks. In most countries it's not a criminal offence to be PCI non-compliant (but you could be liable for civil suits and fines by the card schemes).

I imagine there's a clause in the PCI compliance rules that allows raw card numbers to be sent less securely if they are virtual + single use card numbers or maybe if the liability of fraud on those card numbers doesn't fall on the "original" card holders.

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