In this research project, we introduced an agent-based banking system based on systematic trust. The features of the model and attributes of the agents are defined and analyzed precisely, and the results are explained. Some of this model's features include but are not limited to considering the savings system, insurance deposits, the impact of the Central Bank loans, and correlated regional shocks in a banking system. Different Scenarios are applied. The results indicate that by having the Central Bank loans in the model, the banking system experience dramatically fewer failures. Even if some correlated regional shocks occur, the system can be more stable than when the Central Bank does not exist. Moreover, the trust system establishes and forms during different financial periods based on the bank's clients’ point of view about the bank's performance as an intelligent system to attract more capital for the system by providing some information for the agents to join the more prestigious banks. Conclusively, in the early financial periods, banks need more financial supports to support the clients’ deposits and to make their reputation for attracting more clients; hence the Central Bank is an essential parameter to help the banks to be more stable and supports the banks in their early stages of growth. The Central Bank loans would be significantly important in panic times, such as regional correlated preference shocks. / Thesis / Master of Science (MSc)