Many　existing　anonymous　parking　payment　schemes　lack　high　efficiency　and　flexibility.　For　instance,　the　calculation　and　communication　costs　involved　in　payment　may　linearly　increase　with　the　payment　amount.　In　this　paper,　we　propose　an　anonymous　payment　system　(dubbed　AnoPay)　for　vehicle　parking,　which　leverages　updatable　attribute-based　anonymous　credentials　and　efficient　zero-knowledge　proof　(ZKP)　to　achieve　user　anonymity　and　constant　overhead　for　parking　fee　payment.　To　further　improve　the　efficiency,　we　design　a　secure　parking　fee　aggregation　protocol　based　on　linear　homomorphic　encryption　to　aggregate　parking　transactions,　where　the　amount　of　each　parking　transaction　is　hidden　and　the　privacy　of　the　parking　lot　in　terms　of　its　revenue　is　guaranteed.　AnoPay　achieves　both　unlinkability　and　accountability,　malicious　payments　can　be　efficiently　traced　when　it　is　necessary.　We　provide　a　security　model　and　rigorous　proof　for　each　security　property　of　AnoPay.　Extensive　experiments　and　comparisons　demonstrate　the　efficiency　and　practicality　of　the　system.　1545-5971　©　2023　IEEE.