The news comes as TransferWise has been valued at $5bn.
D1 is investing around $200mn as part of a secondary share sale.
D1 will have around 4% of the business.
D1 was set up two years ago and has stakes in large tech companies like Amazon, Facebook and Netflix. The transaction is said to come at a 30% premium compared with a similar transaction this time last year.
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