Abstract
In this research, we proposed a bimodal aim to create a multilateral system to increase trust in e-commerce among consumers. It is based on Trusted Third Party (TTP), which establishes a database containing a unique number for each citizen Assurance Key (AK). AK is composed of 16 digits in addition to the number of number of the state that consists of the three digits, a symbol of the continent, and includes an image of the face of the citizen to check it out thru face recognition (FR) . Accordingly, these consumers can be buying and selling online which increases trust in e-commerce between the consumers; viz. C2C. This system helps to increase trust in the electronic transactions relating to e-government anywhere and anytime without physical attendance.
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