is it correct and natural?
Be sure I will keep my promise
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No, it is not correct, Davood. Instead say, "I'll be sure to keep my promise." (first person) or "Be sure to keep your promise." (second person, imperative).
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It is natural in the USA to say, "You can be sure I will keep my promise." It is not natural to only say, "be sure I will keep my promise."
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