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Mobile and wireless technologies are growing without bounds. The extension of eGovernment services with mGovernment ones seems to be next to every day life more than we expect. People percentage having access to mobile devices and nomadic internet connection is rapidly increasing. These devices are used to receiving mails, managing businesses, taking information, playing games, etc. at the same level of confidentiality as watching tv or taking information from a newspaper. In order to surf this new wave of media, access public administrations and business will have to transform their work and services according to this demand creating a circle of convenience and efficiency. In this paper we propose a framework in mobile business transactions, called CNS-Mobile. The aim is to achieve an as flexible as possible interoperable system, granting high security standards, and longevity. CNS-Mobile architecture overcomes problems as limited computational capabilities and limited power of handset and ensures users in the transactions and legal issues.